June 12th, 2026Heinrich, Luján, Klobuchar, Slotkin, Colleagues Urge USDA to Address New World Screwworm Outbreak
Screwworm continues to evolve, we will continue to work with the USDA to respond to this threat. While
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Luján, Heinrich, Klobuchar, Slotkin, Colleagues Urge USDA to Address New World Screwworm Outbreak
Screwworm continues to evolve, we will continue to work with the USDA to respond to this threat. While
Luján Presses Agriculture Secretary Rollins on New World Screwworm
NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, and USDA APHIS for working around the clock to provide resources to fight … Senator Luján and he will continue to work to stop the spread of the dangerous pest. For information
Heinrich, Luján Introduce Legislation to Help New Mexico Farmers & Ranchers Access Virtual Fencing
cosponsor this bipartisan legislation and look forward to working with my colleagues to deliver the technologies our farmers
June 10th, 2026Heinrich, Luján Introduce Legislation to Help New Mexico Farmers & Ranchers Access Virtual Fencing
cosponsor this bipartisan legislation and look forward to working with my colleagues to deliver the technologies our farmers
June 9th, 2026Heinrich Leads Letter Urging Secretary Wright to Reverse Course on Illegal Guidance for the Home Energy Rebate Program, Allow Working Families the Freedom to Purchase Energy Appliances That Lower Their Utility Bills
people the freedom to choose the appliances that work for them. By prohibiting families from using the program
June 5th, 2026Heinrich Fights Republicans’ Efforts to Fund ICE’s Lawlessness & Protect Trump’s $1.8 Billion Slush Fund for Cop-Beating Insurrectionists
last Republican budget bill. Despite Heinrich’s work to amend the legislation, Republicans blocked every effort to provide … needed relief to working families and refused to prohibit President Trump from using taxpayer dollars to fund
June 5th, 2026Heinrich Raises Questions on Potential Ethics Violations by Senior Official at Department of the Interior
received a partial ethics waiver permitting her to work on matters that could benefit her family.” According … suggest that she has been involved in working on policy matters related to grazing – benefiting her immediate family
June 3rd, 2026Heinrich, Stansbury Announce House Passage & Senate Committee Advancement of Legislation to Transfer Federal Land to Pueblos for the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
members of New Mexico’s Congressional delegation have worked across party lines to advance this vision … Senate Committee on Indian Affairs. I will continue working to ensure it passes the Senate and is signed
June 2nd, 2026Heinrich Statement Opposing Bill Pulte as Acting Director of National Intelligence
from terrorism and foreign threats. Because instead of working to protect Americans, Bill Pulte has proven
Luján Leads Resolution Recognizing May as Stroke Awareness Month
medicines to treat stroke, and missed days of work
May 29th, 2026Heinrich Releases New Fact Sheet Outlining Lower Costs for Electric Vehicle Users Amid Trump’s Volatile Gas Prices
markets. If President Trump is serious about working to lower Americans’ costs, he needs to work to find
Heinrich, Luján Demand Answers on USDA’s Food & Nutrition Service Reorganization
staff relocate to different offices based on programmatic work, which would reduce alignment and efficiencies among the nutrition … staff relocate to different offices based on programmatic work, which would appear to reduce alignment and efficiencies among
Luján Statement Commemorating Memorial Day
made for our freedom, and we must continue working to ensure our veterans, service members, and their families
May 25th, 2026Heinrich Releases Statement on Memorial Day
honor their sacrifice is by continuing their work
May 24th, 2026Santa Fe New Mexican: VA hasn't budged on reduced veteran home health rates in New Mexico, rural Texas
daily living — $16.75 for every 15 minutes of work, the federal agency’s fee schedule shows. That
May 22nd, 2026Heinrich, Luján Demand Answers on USDA’s Food & Nutrition Service Reorganization
staff relocate to different offices based on programmatic work, which would reduce alignment and efficiencies among the nutrition … staff relocate to different offices based on programmatic work, which would appear to reduce alignment and efficiencies among
Luján, Boozman Champion Greater Access to Radiology Services
performed services in hospitals, where they most frequently work. “Too many Medicare patients, especially in rural communities across
May 21st, 2026Heinrich, Wyden, Jacobs: Justice Department Failed to Protect Sensitive U.S. Government Locations From AI-Enabled Foreign Spy Threats
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. “DOJ should also work with the DNI to expand the list of countries
May 21st, 2026Heinrich Demands Answers from Army Corps & Reclamation on Water Allocation for the Rio Grande, El Vado Dam Restoration, Army Corps Projects in New Mexico
Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Army Civil Works program, Adam Telle; and Assistant Secretary for Water and Science … Assistant Secretary Travnicek: “With the allocations that we work through, of course, it's related to whether there
Luján, Matsui Introduce Legislation to Expand Digital Opportunity, Inclusion, and Literacy
Foundation for Digital Opportunity will supplement the work of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA … National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) works to implement broadband programs to better connect the country, the Foundation
May 20th, 2026Heinrich Demands Answers from Major Airlines on Fare & Fee Increases as Jet Fuel Costs Skyrocket Due to Trump’s Iran War
second. JetBlue is reportedly working to “identify flights”— presumably to eliminate — that “won't bring in enough revenue … costs decrease. For more background on Heinrich’s work to lower costs for New Mexico families and hold
Luján, Leger Fernández, Hayes Reintroduce Legislation to Address Educator Shortages and Expand Federal Loan Forgiveness for Educators
education. “In New Mexico and nationwide, our educators work tirelessly to prepare our students and equip them with … bill will ease the financial burden of hard-working educators by forgiving student loan debt after 5 years
Luján Statement on Voting Against Steve Pearce to Serve as Director of the Bureau of Land Management
afford a director who has spent his career working against them
May 18th, 2026Heinrich Statement on Senate Confirmation of Steve Pearce as Director of the Bureau of Land Management
confirmation hearing commitments. I also look forward to working with Pearce on efforts to omit orphan wells