I would also like to express our appreciation to Representative Gabe Vasquez for introducing the bipartisan legislation to extend the Federal Employee Retirement System benefits to the teachers and staff of the tribally-controlled schools.
Gabe Vasquez
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Gabe Vasquez is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing New Mexico's 2nd congressional district since January 3, 2023. A member of the Democratic Party, Vasquez has focused on various community and environmental issues during his time in office. He has been active in advocating for policies that address climate change and support local communities in New Mexico. Vasquez's background includes experience in local government and community organizing, which informs his legislative priorities.
Expanding access to nutrition programs in New Mexico is one of my top priorities.
(English translation of the statement made in Spanish by Mr. Vasquez is as follows:) Today, I rise to tell you about my visit to the Cibola County Correctional Facility, and to demand changes to mistreatment within immigration detention…
I am extremely proud to represent New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District, which spans 180 miles of the border between Mexico and New Mexico.
Intends to file the Ranching Without Red Tape Act to cut down on permitting requirements for ranchers.
Something that we all, both Democrats and Republicans, have noted as a national crisis is the increasing presence of fentanyl.
We simply cannot afford to not use all the tools available to us as tens of thousands of Americans continue to die every year because of these deadly substances.
Something that we all--both Democrats and Republicans--have noted as a national crisis is the increasing presence of Fentanyl.
I urge this committee to move this bill, which will make our communities safer.
(English translation of the statement made in Spanish is as follows:) Mr. Speaker, I rise today as a proud product of the Borderlands. I grew up on both sides of the border, my parents worked for the maquiladoras, and I still cross the…
During rollcall No. 560 on H. Res. 559, I mistakenly recorded my vote as ``nay'' when I should have voted ``yea''.





