Reps Leger Fernández and Lieu Re-Introduce 21st Century Federal Writers’ Act
American Writer is central to this massive economic engine. At this unprecedented time of great economic hardship
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Rep. Gabe Vasquez Introduces the Bipartisan Public Lands Integrity Act to Prevent Backdoor Public Land Sell Offs
economy. The outdoor industry is a powerful growth engine, contributing $1.3 trillion in annual economic output—more than
Rep. Vasquez Visits Bosque del Apache to Discuss Funding, Staffing, and His Push to Protect Public Lands
haven for migrating waterfowl and a huge economic engine for Socorro and its neighboring communities. That
Rep. Stansbury Honors Veterans Day with New Legislation Supporting Veterans’ Benefits
Division, IBEW International, and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen New Mexico State Legislative Board. "This bill
Stansbury, Leger Fernández, Swalwell, and Titus SLAM Dangerous Trump Admin Furloughs of National Nuclear Security Administration Workforce
NNSS obtain data from breakthrough experiments, engineering audits and analysis, high-tech computer simulations, and world-class diagnostic
Rep. Vasquez Condemns Administration’s $135M Cuts to New Mexico Energy Modernization Projects
Storage Hub: CarbonSAFE Phase III Project $1.4M: Engineering Highly-Scalable and Efficient Sorption Materials for Direct
Rep. Gabe Vasquez Celebrates National Public Lands Day, Encourages New Mexicans to Get Outside and Visit Fee-Free
places that represent our culture and history, are engines for rural and national economies, and are hallowed ground
Bipartisan Southwest Caucus Co-Chairs Vasquez and Ciscomani Introduce Legislation to Boost Economic Development in Border Communities
need to thrive. “Our border communities are economic engines for our entire nation, but too often, they
Rep. Gabe Vasquez Statement on the Partisan Funding Bill
Cuts $1.4B from the Army Corps of Engineers Construction projects