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ICE agents descend on South Valley, ABQ construction site Federal agents in unmarked vehicles descended on a neighborhood construction site in Bernalillo County's South Valley on Thursday. A viral video circulating on social media shows an unmarked SUV accelerating to pass a pickup truck driving down the street, then quickly braking to cut of the truck as at least a half-dozen men in tactical gear emblazoned with "POLICE ICE" rushed into homes under construction. At least one Hispanic man is seen removed in handcuffs as nearby residents watched and filmed. The incident occurred on Rosemary Ct. near Coors and Sage Rd SW in a neighborhood under construction. The video was captured by an Instagram user who shared it and gave permission for it to be reposted by The Paper and New Mexico Political Report. A recent report from the New Mexico Immigrant Law Center found that immigration arrests in New Mexico have surged from 20 in July 2024 to 729 in July 2026. Video courtesy @christianthedad and shared with permission Story at The Paper. : abq.news
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ICE agents descend on South Valley, ABQ construction site
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Federal agents in unmarked vehicles descended on a neighborhood construction site in Bernalillo County's South Valley on Thursday. A viral video circulating on social media shows an unmarked SUV accelerating to pass a pickup truck driving down the street, then quickly braking to cut of the truck as at least a half-dozen men in tactical gear emblazoned with "POLICE ICE" rushed into homes under construction. At least one Hispanic man is seen removed in handcuffs as nearby residents watched and filmed. The incident occurred on Rosemary Ct. near Coors and Sage Rd SW in a neighborhood under construction. The video was captured by an Instagram user who shared it and gave permission for it to be reposted by The Paper and New Mexico Political Report. A recent report from the New Mexico Immigrant Law Center found that immigration arrests in New Mexico have surged from 20 in July 2024 to 729 in July 2026. Video courtesy @christianthedad and shared with permission Story at The Paper. : abq.news ICE agents descend on South Valley, ABQ construction site

ICE agents descend on South Valley, ABQ construction site

After more than two decades of bringing youth theater productions to stages across Albuquerque, Cardboard Playhouse Theatre Company finally has a place to call its own. The nonprofit organization will celebrate its first permanent home with a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, Nov. 7, inviting the community to explore the new facility. #nmpol Albuquerque's youth theatre community gets a new place to call home: Inside Cardboard Playhouse

Albuquerque's youth theatre community gets a new place to call home: Inside Cardboard Playhouse

A flock of goats was rescued by the New Mexico National Guard on Wednesday, October 28, as flooding swept through parts of the state. Video from the New Mexico National Guard shows the animals being transported by boat along the Rio Grande in Socorro County, as guardsmen can be heard laughing and bleating along with their new friends. “A squad from the 789th Bleat Brigade conducts amphibious operations yesterday,” they wrote on Facebook. “All personnel accounted for, and very vocal. Morale remains bleat-tastic,” they wrote, adding the hashtag #nogoatleftbehind. According to local media, at least 78 goats were rescued in the operation, along with a mule and a dog. (nm.news via Storyful) No Goat Left Behind: New Mexico National Guard Rescues Livestock From Flooding #newmexico

No Goat Left Behind: New Mexico National Guard Rescues Livestock From Flooding #newmexico

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