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ALBUQUERQUE – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Thursday enacted legislation delivering state resources to address and prevent cases of missing and murdered indigenous New Mexicans. Joined by state and tribal leaders, as well as family members of missing and murdered women and relatives, the governor signed Senate Bills 12 and 13, establishing a new position in the Attorney General’s office dedicated to missing persons and designating an annual event joining families of missing New Mexicans with investigative resources.
