As the son of a union ironworker and a public school administrator, I understand the dignity of hard work, the importance of a good-paying job, and the necessity for a safe workplace. I remain committed to standing up to protect workers’ rights, expand opportunity, and ensure every New Mexican can build a better future for themselves.
Ben Ray Luján: “As the son of a union ironworker and a public school administrator, I understand the dignity of hard work, the…”
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