AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoImmigration & Courts: New Mexico is among states suing to block a Trump administration “public charge” rule that would let immigration officials count use of benefits like Medicaid and SNAP against green-card applicants, with the rule set to take effect Sept. 18 and opponents warning it could chill families from using services they’re legally entitled to. Voting Access: The U.S. Supreme Court rejected efforts to stop mail voting changes tied to USPS rules, keeping a pause in place for this fall’s elections. Utility Fallout: New Mexico’s DOJ is pressing PNM over complaints about estimated bills after staffing shortages left some meters unread, including bills topping $1,000. Education: PED says it’s using the new accreditation system and spring 2026 test results to connect schools with targeted support to improve academic performance. Tech & Cybersecurity: CyberSandia, a New Mexico cybersecurity firm, met with state leaders to discuss public-sector cyberthreats and resilience. Local Economy: CNM is joining Sandia National Labs’ CAMINO effort to build an advanced-manufacturing workforce hub near Route 66 and Eubank.
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