Some New Mexican immigrants are losing jobs and protection from deportation, which advocates say appears to be the goal.
Education
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Santa Fe school board audits audio surveillance system after spying concerns
The district will audit the system across 34 properties after an investigation found it recorded staff audio without notice.
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Women’s giving circle aims to uplift Santa Fe middle schoolers, broaden reach
Nearing its 20th year, Hestia Fund has given money to some Santa Fe nonprofits for more than a decade and is also focusing on helping new organizations get off their feet.
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Santa Fe Public Schools accused of withholding information on audio surveillance investigation
A law firm suing Santa Fe Public Schools says the district improperly redacted its report on audio-recording school cameras.
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New Mexicans and school choice: A clear-cut preference, or a sticky financial reality?
Respondents to a statewide survey overall favored school choice, while a union leader said the financial implications are tricky.
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Project Jupiter partners make pitches to NMSU students
New Mexico State University engineering and science students at a recent career fair saw how they can work for Project Jupiter.
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Why childcare advocates are criticizing New Mexico’s pay plan
State officials argue rolling out the program as a pilot will be more manageable and bring raises to under-prioritized workers.
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Probe reveals elaborate network of audio surveillance at Santa Fe Public Schools
Santa Fe schools recorded audio without notice for years. A report found leaders knew, and district security chiefs took the fall.
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Here’s where Vasquez, Cunningham differ on key Southern New Mexico issues
Nearly 700 people registered for the conference, which hosted legislators, policy experts, ambassadors and political candidates.
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Federal law requires most colleges to follow crime statistics reporting rules. In New Mexico, compliance varies.
The crime log must be “open to public inspection during normal business hours.” But a few schools took days to produce theirs.
