Environment
Listen to Native America Calling episode on water
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Click on the headline to listen to the Native America Calling episode on water that New Mexico In Depth helped produce.
Border and immigration
We must treat Central American immigrants humanely
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COMMENTARY: The flood of Central American immigrants into the United States is alarming. But don’t direct your anger at them. First, we Americans need to take a long, hard look in the mirror.
From our blog
Watch NMID’s Jennings on New Mexico In Focus
Trip Jennings, New Mexico In Depth's executive director, talked about the ongoing effects of last year's behavioral health transition, efforts to deal with the flood of Central American immigrants into the United States and other issues during last week's episode of New Mexico In Focus. Click on the headline to watch.
State and organization clash over significance of renewed inquiry
New Mexico asks AG to determine whether Easter Seals El Mirador can bill for certain services. An official at the organization says New Mexico certified it to bill for the services years ago. Why, suddenly, is the billing an issue, she asks.
Commentary
An open letter to Sens. O’Neill and Ortiz y Pino
We at New Mexico In Depth were a bit confused - befuddled might be a better word - at your press release yesterday implying the media hasn't scrutinized the behavioral health situation. We think maybe you’re a little behind on your reading.
Native America Project
NMID helped produce Wednesday’s episode of Native America Calling
New Mexico In Depth helped produce an episode of the national radio program Native America Calling on water that airs Wednesday.
Remembering the largest radioactive spill in U.S. history
July 16 will mark 35 years to the day in 1979 when a dam on the Navajo Nation near Church Rock, N.M., broke, releasing 94 million gallons of radioactive waste into the Puerco River, which flowed through nearby communities.