Immigration & Civil Rights: A new ACLU report says immigration agents in 2025 committed widespread civil rights abuses, including misconduct in more than 400 of 1,200-plus enforcement incidents reviewed across Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, and New Mexico. Local Economy & Jobs: New Mexico’s unemployment rate fell to 4.8% in June, with the state adding more than 10,000 jobs and private-sector gains outpacing public-sector losses. Workforce Development: The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions received over $900,000 to expand apprenticeship programs, aiming to grow paid training in construction, healthcare, IT, and cybersecurity. Water & Climate: A federal Colorado River plan is expected soon, as states push for steps to prevent further collapse of the river system; meanwhile, Lake Powell continues shrinking and forces marinas to adapt. Tribal & Energy Policy: Tribal leaders, including from New Mexico, urged federal officials to keep Chaco Canyon protections as the BLM weighs reducing or removing a drilling buffer. Public Safety & Infrastructure: The NTSB is investigating whether U.S. military GPS jamming played a role in a fatal New Mexico medevac crash that killed two pilots and two nurses. Cybersecurity: Chick-fil-A disclosed a credential stuffing attack from June 17–19 that exposed customer data, including names, emails, membership numbers, and payment details. Education & Community: Los Alamos Public Schools announced a 2026 graduate, Zachary Sestric, received a $1,000 scholarship from the New Mexico School Boards Association.