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ALBUQUERQUE, JANUARY 29— The Republican Party of New Mexico continues to advocate for policies that prioritize the safety and well-being of our citizens. We recognize that the enforcement of immigration laws, including the deportation of illegal immigrants, especially those convicted of criminal activity, is the right course of action for New Mexico.

Over the past several years, our communities have faced rising challenges due to unchecked illegal immigration, including increases in fentanyl distribution, violent crimes, property theft, homelessness, and overwhelmed public resources. The burden on our hospitals, law enforcement, and social services has escalated, depleting resources intended to support our elderly, veterans, and low-income families. This crisis has placed immense strain on New Mexicans who depend on these vital services.

“While New Mexico has long welcomed individuals from all over the world to become part of our great nation, we firmly believe that entry into the United States must be done through legal avenues that have existed for years,” said Republican Party of New Mexico Chair Amy Barela.

“Upholding the rule of law and securing our borders is not about turning people away—it is about ensuring a safe and sustainable future for all who call New Mexico home. With funding reallocation underway, it is imperative that we focus on our own citizens, strengthening public safety, expanding healthcare access, and restoring economic stability. We can no longer afford to divert resources away from New Mexicans in need. New Mexicans must come first, and we must take decisive action to protect our state’s future. Together, we can ensure a safer, stronger, and more prosperous New Mexico,” Barela concluded.

We encourage those who seek to become U.S. citizens to follow the legal process. For more information on how to start the legal immigration process, visit: USCIS Immigration Guide. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/brochures/M-1051.pdf

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