New Mexico
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Policy Brief
Fighting Fire Without Water: Solving New Mexico’s Water Crisis
State officials and New Mexico’s congressional delegation can do more to prevent future wildfires.
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Policy Brief
EXCLUSIVE: New Tesla Facility to Open on Santa Ana Pueblo
The largest all-electric vehicle manufacturer is prohibited from selling their vehicles in New Mexico. So Santa Ana Pueblo gets to capitalize on this.
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Policy Brief
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham Quietly Rescinds Some Emergency Orders
While the emergency was originally instituted with much fanfare, the executive orders are being quietly rescinded.
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Testimony & Comments
A Letter to Secretary of Labor Martin Walsh Regarding Shared Savings Fees
We urge the Department of Labor (DOL) to require transparency and disclosure to employers with respect to so-called “shared savings fees” under employer-sponsored health plans to better ascertain their propriety and impact upon millions of Americans.
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Press Release
D. Dowd Muska Joins Southwest Public Policy Institute as Senior Fellow
The Southwest Public Policy Institute is pleased to announce today that Dowd Muska has joined as a senior fellow.
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Policy Brief
Poll: 3 of 4 Parents Want to Enroll Their Children in a Charter School
Parents of Albuquerque Public Schools are unsatisfied with the public school system and want an exit.
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Litigation
SPPI Files Lawsuit Against New Mexico Department of Taxation and Revenue
A failure to acknowledge a request to inspect records by a government body is equivalent to an improper denial.
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Testimony & Comments
A Letter To The Better Business Bureau Regarding Specialized Emergency Lending
Kip MorseChief Executive OfficerBetter Business Bureau3033 Wilson Blvd, Suite 600Arlington, Virginia 22201 Dear Mr. Morse, We are seeking clarifications regarding a new report published by your organization on small-dollar lending on September 1, 2022. https://www.bbb.org/all/scamstudies/payday_loan_scams_study.html While…
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Policy Brief
The State Of Education In New Mexico: NOT On A Good Path
Contrary to New Mexico Public Education Department Secretary Dr. Kurt Steinhaus, education is not in “a good place”.