AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoColorado River: The federal government released a new framework after seven states failed to agree on sharing cuts, leaving Arizona and other basin states facing steep reductions and major uncertainty that could spill into court. SNAP Oversight: USDA data shows 41 states (plus D.C.) had SNAP payment error rates above 6% in FY2025, raising the risk of new state cost-sharing bills and possible service cuts. Drug Pricing/Antitrust: New Mexico is among 25 states suing over Trump’s forced-labor tariff claims, while separate multistate action moves forward on a proposed $400M+ settlement with Sandoz over alleged generic drug price-fixing and competition limits. Energy & Mining: Western Star Resources says it expanded its U.S. tungsten portfolio, including a 100% interest in a New Mexico project and plans for 2026 drilling permitting. Law & Workforce: The New Mexico Supreme Court approved an alternative licensure pathway letting law graduates bypass the bar exam via supervised work to address a rural lawyer shortage. Water & Public Safety: McKinley County water systems begin hazard mitigation planning for rural utilities, and Cibola County’s inmate victim-notification system remains offline pending repairs. Local Culture: Hatch green chile roasting returns to Las Cruces-area stores through August, and Las Cruces unveiled a new Chiva Town mural celebrating local history.
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