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Press releases from: June 2018

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Udall, Heinrich To Travel To Border To Hold Trump Administration Accountable For Inhumane Family Separation Policy
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Heinrich Helps Bring Photography Exhibit To Washington, D.C. On Impact Of Border Wall In The Southwest
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Heinrich Statement In Honor Of LGBTQ Pride Month
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Heinrich Statement on 150th Anniversary of the Navajo Nation Treaty of 1868

Press releases from: May 2018

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Heinrich Votes To Save Net Neutrality
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Heinrich Bipartisan Bill To Safeguard Tribal Items Clears Senate Indian Affairs Committee
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KSFR KSFR'S Wake Up Call For May 10, 2018
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New York Times Gina Haspel’s Testimony About C.I.A. Torture Raises New Questions
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Huffington Post Trump’s Pick For CIA Director Won’t Say Torture Program Was Morally Wrong
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New York Magazine CIA Nominee Gina Haspel Won’t Say If Torture Is Immoral
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The Hill Dem Heinrich to vote 'no' on Trump CIA nominee
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Thousands of Puerto Ricans Are Still in the Dark While U.S. Agencies Leave
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Washington Post Undercover to under scrutiny: Gina Haspel, nominee to head CIA, to face Senate grilling
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Farmington Daily Times Heal, Heinrich discuss red flag legislation, federal training opportunities, SRO availability

Press releases from: April 2018

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Associated Press Democrats demand more details on CIA nominee’s covert work
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Washington Post CIA refuses to declassify more information about Gina Haspel, Trump’s pick to lead the agency
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The New York Times How the C.I.A. Is Waging an Influence Campaign to Get Its Next Director Confirmed
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Albuquerque Journal Heinrich calls for legalizing pot
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Udall, Heinrich Back Up Women Of The Senate, Call For Urgent Action On Congressional #MeToo Legislation
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Vanity Fair “He Has A Lot Of Information He’s Not Sharing”: Why The Most Important Part Of Comey’s Book May Be What He Left Out