Also this week, Tennessee deported a Nazi, and gun safety advocates won a victory at the Supreme Court.

Elsewhere this week, Virginia rolled back abortion restrictions and Colorado banned the death penalty.

Also this week, New Mexico pledged to invest $300 million for early childhood education, and Kentucky announced a record number of registered voters.

The party called on supporters ‘to change the complexion of our Congressional delegation’ after Democratic Rep. Ben Ray Luján voted to impeach Donald Trump.

The gains highlight the growing political power of black, Latino, and Native American voters ahead of the 2020 presidential election.

Progressives won victories in California, where a new law protects workers in the gig economy, and a new task force in Minnesota will address violence against Native women.

Former New Mexico GOP executive director Ash Wright is unconvinced by the Trump campaign’s scheme to turn the state red in 2020.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is pulling National Guard troops out of what she called Trump’s ‘charade of border fear-mongering.’

Xochitl Torres Small won a narrow victory, making New Mexico the third state sending only Democrats to Congress.

New Mexico Democrat Deb Haaland is hoping to make history in November.

Republicans like Steve Pearce continue to cling to absurd reasons for not supporting gun safety laws.