AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFentanyl Oversight: House Oversight Chair James Comer opened a probe into alleged DEA tactics that let large fentanyl shipments reach New Mexico streets while agents monitored instead of seizing, echoing whistleblower claims and prompting requests for internal records from Attorney General Todd Blanche. State Courts & Permits: New Mexico’s high court paused issuance of air and water permits tied to Project Jupiter, a rare win for residents challenging the project’s approval process. Local Traffic Safety: Albuquerque and Portland credited a “rest in red” style system—speed sensors that reward drivers at or below the limit—with cutting crashes and injuries along a dangerous corridor on Lead and Coal avenues. Public Safety Training: A revamped New Mexico law enforcement legal training program has already graduated 178 learners at the DPS Law Enforcement Academy in Santa Fe, serving recruits, lateral officers, telecommunicators, and other agencies statewide. Tech & Teens: Meta agreed to strengthen age checks for Facebook and Instagram as part of an $18 billion settlement, adding new limits for under-18 users and raising questions about how age verification will work. Community & Relief: New Mexico’s Nepali community held a candlelight vigil and canceled a major festival after flooding in Nepal left families here grieving and waiting for answers.
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