Ben Ray Luján

Additionally, Senator Luján discussed how Republican cuts to critical health programs are creating new barriers for New Mexicans to access care and highlighted his efforts to fight back against these cuts and protect and expand access to…

In Albuquerque, I was honored to visit the Rotary Club and UNMH to hear from leaders and highlight how I am fighting for New Mexicans in Washington, D.C.

Critically, it also prevents Trump from further politicizing and disrupting federal grants that communities across New Mexico rely on.

I will continue fighting for a final funding agreement that protects critical investments, holds the administration accountable, and delivers for New Mexicans.

Todd Blanche’s confirmation will only further erode public trust in one of our nation’s most important institutions.

The survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s horrific crimes — and the American people — deserve transparency and accountability, not continued efforts to withhold information or shield those in positions of power.

I will continue fighting to protect the independence of the DOJ and ensure that no one is above the law.

The Attorney General’s duty is to uphold the rule of law, defend the Constitution, and ensure that justice is applied fairly and equally to every American.

Under Todd Blanche’s leadership, the DOJ will continue putting President Trump’s personal and political interests ahead of justice and accountability for victims.

I'm proud to see this legislation advance out of the Indian Affairs Committee, a vital step toward getting this bill across the finish line.

This continuing resolution averts another Republican government shutdown, provides stability for families and communities, and gives Congress time to negotiate bipartisan funding bills.

Todd Blanche’s record makes it clear that he cannot carry out those responsibilities independently of President Trump.

The high rate of suicide in the construction industry is deeply concerning, and we must do more to address this crisis.

Every American deserves the opportunity to receive care in the place they call home.

Farmers, ranchers, and families across the country are hurting. This is our opportunity to support families, strengthen rural America, and ensure our producers have the tools they need to succeed.

The communities of the Chama Valley – acequia farmers, Land Grant communities, Tribal members, ranchers, and rural families – have cared for their land and water for generations.

These cherished lands and waters must be protected for future generations. That is why I’m leading this legislation to permanently withdraw the Chama Watershed from mineral development.

I know the value of Head Start, it got me to the U.S. Senate.

The Farm Bill must meet the needs of families and farmers in New Mexico and across America. This Republican bill fails to do so.

The votes don't exist and some of our colleagues just don't know how to count sometimes.

This legislation will help save lives, reduce preventable disability, and ensure more Americans can access the care they need when every minute counts.

To ensure our next generation is prepared for success, we must invest to support and strengthen our early childhood workforce.

By attempting, yet again, to eliminate vast portions of these monuments, your Administration invites needless uncertainty to the stability that local communities, Tribes, land managers, scientists, recreation users, and businesses need.

As one of only two Senators who attended Head Start, I know firsthand the lasting impact early childhood education can have on a child’s future.

My Stroke Act invests in research, strengthens emergency response systems, and equips communities with the tools they need to improve stroke care from prevention through recovery.