AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAffordable Care Act Fight: New Mexico Attorney General Raoul is backing a coalition urging a federal appeals court to keep blocking a Trump-era rule that would make it harder to enroll in and keep ACA coverage, raising costs and leaving more people uninsured. Local Fraud Crackdown: Albuquerque approved an ordinance banning crypto ATMs after officials tied them to more than 100 scams statewide in 2025 and about $2.2 million in losses. 9/11 Remembrance: Albuquerque firefighters held their annual stair climb honoring the 343 firefighters lost on Sept. 11, and New Mexico’s first responders marked the 25th anniversary with climbs and ceremonies. Nuclear Safety Pressure: A clean-water coalition asked New Mexico’s congressional delegation to push for overdue DOE and NNSA reports tied to plutonium pit expansion at Los Alamos. Road Funding Reality Check: Transportation analysts told lawmakers 56% of major roads are in poor or mediocre condition and identified $7.5 billion in needed projects but said funding still isn’t there. Tech/Policy: FinCEN reissued its southwest border Geographic Targeting Order, extending enhanced cash-reporting rules for money services businesses through March 1, 2027.
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