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New Mexico State Senator William “Bill” Burt (R-Alamogordo) today announced his retirement from the New Mexico Senate after 14 years of dedicated public service. Senator Burt will complete the remainder of his term through the end of 2024.
“After prayerful consideration and discussions with my family, I have made the difficult decision to retire from the New Mexico Senate at the end of this year,” said Senator Burt. “Representing the people of Otero, Chaves, and Lincoln counties has been the privilege of a lifetime, and I will always cherish the confidence and support of the voters in Senate District 33. I look forward to completing my term and supporting the next wave of leaders who will serve our communities and state well.”
Senator Burt was first appointed to the New Mexico Senate in 2011 by then-Governor Susana Martinez. He was subsequently elected by the voters in 2012 and then re-elected in 2016 and 2020 by significant margins. As a passionate supporter of the U.S. Armed Forces and military installations at Holloman Air Force Base and White Sands Missile Range, Senator Burt was a champion for New Mexico veterans and their families. He served on the Military Base Planning Commission and the Military and Veterans Affairs Committee, and spearheaded the effort to create an income tax exemption for military retirement pay.
Senator Burt currently serves as a member of the powerful Senate Finance Committee, and as a member of the interim Revenue Stabilization and Tax Policy Committee, as well as the Science, Technology, and Telecommunications Committee.
Sunny, with a high of 98 and low of 66 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear overnight.
yet another reminder that vaccinations are a wise policy.
See a NMSC case decided in early 2023 State v. Granado which is an OCSO NEU case mainly centering on seizure of persons, but clearly implicates CIs in that it discusses the two prongs of the test of CI tips one of which is did they have a reason to know what they claim. The other is reliability of the informant.
Which basically boils down to the 2 main things in any criminal case, motive and opportunity.
a federal court trial with an impaneled jury of 12 texas citizens has heard the evidence against an illegal immigrant, and acquitted her on charges of trespass of a military reservation, and of trump's xo establishing a national defense area.
How is this a loss for Trump or the American people?
The reason the zone was turned into a military base was to allow military personal to patrol the border, with the ability to apprehend and detain anyone caught in the zone. Every person that has been caught on the new base is being deported.
trump has enough trouble with stairs - he shouldn't try water.
let me explain the significance of these dismissals/acquittal.
You need to see if you can get a refund and maybe damages from the University of California. You're identity politics are outdated, and were never all that effective to begin with.