AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoState Identity: President Trump renewed his call to rename New Mexico “New America,” claiming it would lift home values and incomes. State leaders have pushed back, and no name change is underway. Education: New Mexico secured $44.2 million in federal grants for literacy tutoring, teacher development and career planning, with programs aimed in part at rural and tribal communities. Meanwhile, APS has begun public meetings on possible school closures as enrollment declines. Community Health: Alcohol-related deaths rose 2.6% statewide in 2025, reversing several years of decline; county-level figures were not available. Indigenous Representation: More than 100 Indigenous candidates are running for local offices across 17 states this fall, including seats on school boards and city councils. Local Life: Las Vegas received state historic-preservation approval for a $2.48 million Plaza Park renovation, including accessible paths, upgraded lighting and a larger gazebo. Grants’ animal shelter has also overhauled operations after overcrowding, with new funding approved for building upgrades. Immigration: Dozens rallied in Albuquerque against recent enforcement actions, citing family separations and concerns about due process.
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