If you spend time in southern New Mexico, one thing is immediately clear: immigrants make our communities stronger.

They’re our neighbors, our coworkers, our small business owners. They’re helping this region thrive — and they’ve been doing it for generations.

But here’s the problem: Washington has allowed our immigration system to become a mess. And the way this administration is handling the border? It’s not working.

It’s built on chaos — not solutions. And it’s failing the very communities that understand the border best. We need to fix what’s broken — but we need to do it the right way.

• It means listening to the people who actually live and work in border communities.
• It means securing our ports of entry with technology that can stop fentanyl before it hits our streets.
• It means delivering real resources for cities and towns doing their best to support migrants and keep people safe.

John, I'm pushing Congress to step up.

I helped lead a new framework to move us toward bipartisan, realistic immigration reform — because voters have lost faith that either party can get this right. And honestly? I don’t blame them.

But I still believe we can restore trust — by leading with common sense. Not political theater.

We’re heading into our end-of-quarter fundraising push with strong momentum, and I’m proud of the campaign we’re building.

But with recent reports indicating that Donald Trump’s handpicked candidate will enter this race at any second, we need to be prepared for whatever comes next.

Will you chip in $10 today? Your support helps us stay ahead — and keep fighting for solutions that actually reflect the values of southern New Mexico.

— Gabe