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City Councilor Stephanie Telles Supports Victims of César Chavéz Abuse
Councilor Telles stands with all survivors.
Albuquerque City Councilor Joaquín Baca Issues Statement of Support for Victims in Cesar Chavez Abuse Revelations
Councilor expresses profound regret, and commitment to victims.
Albuquerque City Council Passes "Safety and Privacy in Community Spaces" Ordinance
Bill establishes clear boundaries for civil immigration enforcement on city property and public spaces.
Council Votes down Councilor Dan Lewis’ dangerous amendment aimed at harming immigrants
Council protects privacy and safety in public spaces.
Council Votes Down Proposed Gross Receipts Tax Increase
District 7 City Councilor Fiebelkorn reacts to vote of the City Council.