Albuquerque, New Mexico passes 'immigrant friendly' measures

Reuters ^ | April 16, 2018 | by Staff

[HotHunt]

I've lived in New Mexico several times.

I lived on Kirtkland Air Force Base for a couple of years when my wife was stationed there and in Alamogordo near Holloman AFB in the south for four years when I we were stationed there. Also lived 6 months in Taos up north.

Overall, a nice and beautiful place to live, especially if you like the outdoors. Clean air and deep blue skies.

But if your are considering moving to someplace because of it's politics, New Mexico is a blue state voting-wise. But the recent governor was a Republican.

But politics is not all there is to life.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Selling out their country for votes. They should all be jailed or shot for treason.

[Mastador1]

And I was thinking about applying for a license to practice in New Mexico. Have to re-think that now...

https://cis.org/Map-Sanctuary-Cities-Counties-and-States

Just in case there was anyone that thought California was alone in this lunacy. And by the way, California was not the first sanctuary state, Oregon was.

https://www.opb.org/news/article/oregon-sanctuary-city-state-donald-trump-immigration/

[itsahoot]

Any elected official in the USA that encourages the colonization of this country should be removed from office.

Talk to the AG because they are committing several felonies by doing that.

This country will never recover from the illegal invasion because they will pretty quickly replace the indigent population in a couple decades and the stupid people will pay for the privilege of allowing it to happen.

[CedarDave]

NM list PING!

I may not PING for all New Mexico articles. To see New Mexico articles by topic click here: New Mexico Topics

To see NM articles by keyword, click here: New Mexico Keywords

To see the NM Message Page, click here: New Mexico Messages

(The NM list is available on my FR homepage for FR member use; its use in the News Forum should not be for trivial or inconsequential posts. Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from the list.)
(For ABQ Journal articles requiring a subscription, scroll down to the bottom of the page to view the article for free after answering a question or watching a short video commercial.)