AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoProject Jupiter: Attorney General Raúl Torrez says a “substantial share” of 17,419 comments on the Doña Ana County data center’s air permit cannot be treated as genuine public opinion. About 60% came from roughly 9,000 internet addresses, and some officials say comments filed in their names were unauthorized. Oracle is also asking federal regulators to fast-track a gas pipeline for the project, raising fresh questions about emissions and oversight. Santa Fe Immigration Raids: ICE arrests at construction sites have prompted community concern. Housing and Child Care: State housing officials say existing homes and apartments fall short for low- and middle-income residents, and plan to seek nearly $100 million for housing programs. New Mexico’s free child care program has added 15,000 enrollees, but growing waitlists and a shortage of early-childhood workers are testing its reach. Campaigns: A new poll puts congressional incumbents Melanie Stansbury and Teresa Leger Fernández ahead of challengers as campaigns enter their final stretch. Film Industry: New Mexico production spending edged up to $327 million in fiscal 2026, its first annual increase in three years.
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