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Poster with photo of Juniper Blessing and announcement of Community Vigil for Juniper at the Santa Fe Plaza on Sunday, May 17, 6:00 pm
SB 40- Driver Privacy and Safety Act Protects driver data, limits the use of license plate readers for immigration enforcement, and prevents the misuse of personal information. HB 124 - Office of New Americans Creates a permanent Office of New Americans, expands access to workforce programs and job training, and strengthens economic opportunity for immigrant families. WHY ARE WE CALLING TODAY? These bills are about privacy, safety. dignity, and opportunity. Our communities showed up. Legislators voted yes. Now we need the Governor to finish the job. Governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham (505) 476-2200 passed both chambers of the New Mexico Legislature. Now they are waiting for the signature of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham. SB 40- Driver Privacy and Safety Act Protects driver data, limits the use of license plate readers for immigration enforcement, and prevents the misuse of personal information. HB 124 - Office of New Americans Creates a permanent Office of New Americans, expands access to workforce programs and job training, and strengthens economic opportunity for immigrant families. WHY ARE WE CALLING TODAY? These bills are about privacy, safety. dignity, and opportunity. Our communities showed up. Legislators voted yes. Now we need the Governor to finish the job. Governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham (505) 476-2200 “Hello, my name is _ and my zip code is _. I am calling to ask Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham to sign SB 40, the Driver Privacy and Safety Act, and HB 124, the Office of New Americans, because they protect our families and strengthen opportunities for immigrant workers in New Mexico. Thank you!”
PASSED! Legislaiure HB 9 Immigrant Safety Act HB 124 Office of New American SB 40 Driver Safety Protection Act NMILC
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License plate data protections: A proposal to curb what proponents have described as "Big Brother"-style sharing of New Mexico license plate camera data with out-of-state officials passed the House and heads to the governor's desk. Senate Bill 40, the Driver Privacy and Safety Act, would require any out-of-state entities seeking that data to first pledge they won't use it to enforce federal immigration laws, police "pro-tected health care activity" like abortions or gender-affirming care or to investigate people participating in constitutionally protected activities. The measure passed the House 44-22 Tuesday afternoon.
Map from article linked in post, showing that only roughly 30 to 40 percent of New Mexican citizen residents have passports.
Woman with a large sticker on her forehead, reading No Kings 3, March 28, 11 am, Roundhouse. Indivisible Santa Fe.
Signed! By Governor Lujan Grisham. HB9 Immigrant Safety Act.
The Immigrant Safety Act has passed the House Judiciary committee with a vote count of 7-4. The committee amended the bill adding cntical new protections that prohibit state and local governments in New Mexico trom entering into 287(a) agreements with ICE New Mexico nas proven once again, we are not powerless againstice and their innumane treatment of our immigrant communities. It will now be heading to the House Floor. Follow to stay informed on how you can support HB9!
DRIVER PRIVACY AND SAFETY ACT - RULED GERMANE AND ASSIGNED TO SENATE TAX Driver Privacy and Safety Act - SB 40 - Because New Mexico has no limits on ALPR (Automatic License Plate Recognition) use, the data can be accessed broadly by outside agencies, including ICE. The most prominent seller of ALPR cameras, Flock, allows police departments to make the data from their plate readers available to other departments across the country in what amounts to a giant nationwide warrantless surveillance infrastructure. The bill, co-sponsored by Sen. Peter Wirth and Rep. Christine Chandler of Los Alamos, would restrict out-of-state agencies from conducting searches related to immigration, investigations into legal and "protected health care activity" in the state, and pursuits of a person based on participation in constitutionally protected activity. ACT: Email committee members and your Representatives and ask them to vote YES to pass the Driver Privacy and Safety Act.
IMMIGRANTS ARE US THE IMMIGRANT SAFETY ACT SCHEDULED IN HOUSE JUDICIARY TODAY AT 1:30PM| Immigrant Safety Act - HB 9 - There have been multiple deaths and other serious abuses in immigrant detention centers in New Mexico in recent years, with a rapid deterioration in due process and violations under the current federal administration's mass deportation agenda during both apprehensions and detentions. The Immigrant Safety Act will ensure New Mexico's public bodies do not enter into agreements to voluntarily apprehend or detain community members for federal civil immigration enforcement. The Immigrant Safety Act is a critical step to protect New Mexican families by closing existing gaps in state law and prohibiting new detention contracts by public entities. Unfortunately private companies could still contract with federal immigration enforcement agencies. TODAY: Email committee members and your Representatives and ask them to vote Yes to pass the Immigrant Safety Act.
MINNESOTA Minnesota heard the whispering of years, The dreams that sent men wandering, and far; It knew the rugged tread of pioneers Who felt the bright lure of the western star. Unfolding like an answer to their prayer, Here flowed a stream that, struggling toward its goal, Gained strength, though rapids spread a foaming snare, And reached its haven, beyond tide and shoal. CARMEN NELSON RICHARDS, Minneapols
MOONRISE OVER SUPERIOR Only quiet starlight showed Cars bordered on the lake-shore road. For each one, as it parked, would close Its headlight eyes and seem to doze Until the moon's thin edge would pull A tide of homage. To the full, The watchers saw it grow and make, Across the dark terrain of lake, A gold path for a heaven-set tiller. Like an arc light on a pillar-Inquisitive, it peered around Betore up-surging with a bound Into the sky, where it could pour Benediction on the shore. EDITH ADDISON THOMAS, Duluth
MEMORIES FROM A FOXHOLE I miss the beauty of the rainbow trail, That autumn paints over hill and dale; I miss the geese honking overhead And the mallards in the wild rice-bed. I want the thrill of seeing the deer With head erect to point his fear, Or to follow the rabbit's track in the snow And to hear his thump as he signals, "Go!" I want the roar as the lake freezes tight While I stand and wait for the fish to bite. I have not forgotten in all this strife How once there was quiet beautiful life.... I would give a lot to be back there Where God has a hand and seems to care - But I have memories... deep inside, Where I look, and try to be satisfied. Pfc OLOF M. PEDERSON, Stationed in Bougainville
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Protesters in Santa Fe Plaza holding a sign reading "Get US out of Venezuela!"