AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBorder Faith Fight: A federal hearing is set for July 23 on the Catholic Diocese of Las Cruces’ lawsuit over the government’s plan to seize land at Mount Cristo Rey for border fencing, putting a major pilgrimage site and religious freedom claims at the center of the dispute. Health Care Pressure: A RAND analysis says Medicaid funding could drop sharply under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, with 26 states facing cuts of 5% or more—New Mexico is among those likely to feel the squeeze as eligibility and payments tighten. Education & Youth: UNM law alumni and community members are pushing Provost Barbara Rodriguez to reject School of Law Dean Camille Carey’s contract renewal, arguing the school is drifting from its public mission and drawing fewer New Mexico students. Sports Policy: The New Mexico Activities Association approved a major overhaul of transfer rules, including one free transfer starting 2026-27, a change that could reshape who plays where. Community & Culture: Santa Fe Mayor Michael Garcia proclaimed June 16 “Biscochito Day,” spotlighting the anise-and-cinnamon cookie as a living tradition. Local Planning: NMDOT will hold a second public meeting June 25 on the NM 554 El Rito Bridge replacement, with comments accepted through July 12. Business Growth: New Mexico awarded $375,000+ to help five incubators pursue certification, aiming to boost entrepreneurship and job creation. Nature & Stewardship: Pajarito Environmental Education Center will host a free screening June 25 of “The Little Things That Run the World” to spotlight pollinator and flying-insect declines.
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