Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez

From a constituent in Ranchos De Taos, NM

I urge you to oppose all funding for ICE unless it includes clear, enforceable, systemic reforms. It is worth shutting down ICE (and other parts of the government) by withholding funding approvals (filibuster!!) at the end of January. Reforms (and penalties for non-compliance) need to be very explic

From a verified voter in Santa Fe, NM

End all funding for ICE! The violent and completely unrestrained way they murdered another American in Minnesota is terrifying and a disgusting example of out of control and unaccountable law enforcement. ICE has become trumps Nazi SS equivalent police force. Not for tracking down real criminals, bu

From a verified voter in Santa Fe, NM

Defund ICE

Given the continuing violence against American citizens that is being conducted unlawfully by ICE, I urge you to do whatever is within your power to defund or reduce funding to ICE during upcoming budget negotiations.

From a verified voter in Santa Fe, NM

Defund ICE! Or at the very least, stop funding increases!

I agree with Melanie Stansbury on defunding ICE. It has become a dangerous criminal enterprise. Please be prepared to cut funding to ICE and under no circumstances vote to increase their funding. Women, children and seniors are being brutalized by them. Enough is enough! This is unacceptable! So

From a verified voter in Springer, NM

DEFUND ICE

Defund Ice…our country is under assault by our own government, just as fascist regimes in Europe have experienced in the past. The actions of ICE have shown no regard for the constitutional rights of all Americans. They are terrorizing our communities. Please vote no on funding ice!

From a verified voter in Santa Fe, NM

Ban law enforcement officers including ICE from wearing masks. Only criminals wear masks.

From a constituent in Clovis, NM

Abolish ICE

I call upon you to shut the government down until ICE is abolished.

From a constituent in Santa Fe, NM

Enforce the Epstein files law - do not be distracted

Jan 3 was the statutory deadline for the Department of Justice to submit to Congress a written justification for any documents from the Jeffrey Epstein files that were redacted or withheld. That requirement, along with the December 19 deadline for releasing the files themselves, was established by t