Deb Haaland

I’m a single mom. I’ve lived paycheck to paycheck. I survived off of SNAP and WIC. I’m over 35 years sober. I started school later in life and paid my own way. These are the same struggles so many New Mexicans face today.

I will always put New Mexicans above politics.

No matter the outcome tomorrow, this campaign is for New Mexicans. Donald Trump is making us sicker, poorer, and hungrier – and New Mexicans deserve to be able to pay for groceries and rent in the same month, have access to a quality…

I just want you to know that I believe in each and every one of you.

Over 84% of Native American men and women experience violence in their lifetimes.

I am grateful that Leonard can now go home to his family.

why can't our families pay our bills? Crime, poverty, homelessness, addiction.

here in New Mexico, struggle makes you fierce.

New Mexico is rich in tradition and spirit, rich in natural resources, so why can't our families pay our bills?

the problems we face now are bigger than ever, and we must be fierce to solve them.

Crime, poverty, homelessness, addiction. They will keep pulling us down if we do the same things and expect a different result.

But the problems we face now are bigger than ever, and we must be fierce to solve them.

Budget cuts never help us.

As I have said many, many times, our public lands belong to all Americans. I am proud of the work we have been able to do to lift up our public lands so that the outdoor recreation industry can grow.

I deeply appreciate that.

We want to get great folks working on our public lands, and we can only do that if they have a place to live.

The Colorado River Basin, of course, we know that it is crucial to 30 Tribal Nations there.

I see this bill as working in conjunction with DOI's recently finalized renewable energy rule and the ongoing Western solar PEIS process.

I am glad that you and the Biden administration are advancing historic action on climate change, commensurate with what this moment in history demands.

U.S. oil production on public lands and waters is at an all-time high, and that is verifiable information on a website.

I really believe that is the key, and we will follow that and move forward.

there are millions of acres of leased, non-producing Federal lands, and there are thousands of approved permits to drill that the industry is letting sit unused.

the Department of the Interior is personally responsible for getting out the door and into communities tens of billions of dollars.

you have shown in no uncertain terms that our public lands and waters are no longer a breeding ground for corporate polluter greed.

Reliable water is crucial to tribal communities, and this permanent funding for settlements will help us work with tribes and Congress to meet our trust responsibilities to ensure that tribal communities receive the water resources they…