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Redline · October 6, 2025

Las Cruces Council Meeting - October 6th, 2025

The city’s minutes for this meeting were compared, sentence by sentence, against the transcript of the recording. Of 81 statements the minutes attribute to a named person, 80 were found in the recording.

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23,638words in the minutes
35,085words on the recording
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resolved that the city of Los Cruus calls upon employers, schools, businesses, and other community organizations in Los Cusus to observe October as National Disability Employment Awareness Month and to advance its important message that people with disabilities add value and talent to our workplaces and communities. And be it further resolved that the city of Los Cru's pledges to take steps throughout the year to recruit, hire, retain, and advance individuals with disabilities and work to pursue the goals of opportunity, full participation, economic self-sufficiency, and independent living for

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nope. I don't want to click on the wrong one. Perfect. Thank you. All right. My name is Sarah Rainey. I'm the onestop coordinator for the southwest region of America's job center. This for the Los Cusus City Council jobs of the week. We have an accountant one for the city starting at 53,000 and that position closes on the 13th. So there's only a week left. We have a transit route supervisor for the city as well starting at 49,000. That one actually closes today, so it closes

Lonnie Montgomery: a negation on the recording is missing from the minutes (“weren't”)

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What the minutes say

Lonnie Montgomery, Member of the Public said I am a follower of Jesus Christ. I love you guys and God loves you too. I am also a praying man so let’s pray. Most gracious and loving Father, I come before you today and ask that you guide these city councilors and increase their wisdom and discernment so that they can be the good public servants they were elected to be. In Jesus holy name I pray, Amen. And you are public servants. You serve the public, all of your constituents, sometimes what I call taxpayers and just not the ones you voted for but all of us. Sometimes you don’t treat some of us as well as you do others. For instance, you didn’t consider that the building of public housing in neighborhoods would lower the value of the houses that are there. So, some people won’t receive enough money where so they can sell their house where they couldn’t before and move to another neighborhood or I have heard of many moving to another state. On to the riff raff report. In the state we know we have poor education, and we are putting in billions of dollars and we still have poor education. And what is Las Cruces becoming famous for? For its dispensaries, we have them on nearly every corn

What the recording says

Still on the fourth row. On the fifth row. Sixth. Howdy. My name is Lonnie Montgomery and I am a follower of Jesus Christ. I love you guys and God loves you too. I'm also a praying man. So, let's pray. Most gracious and loving father, I come before you today and ask that you guide these city counselors and increase their wisdom and discernment so they can be the good public servants they were elected to be. In Jesus holy name I pray. Amen. And you are public servants. You serve the public. all of your constituents, sometimes what I call taxpayers, and not just the ones you voted for, but all of us. Sometimes you don't treat some of us as well as you do others. For instance, you didn't consid

Hear it at 1:34:11Speaker as recorded: Lonnie Montgomery3 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION 3.1 L

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Belinda Robertson, Member of the Public said I am agreeing with the resolution. I am agreeing because for more than 200 years United States are from different immigrants from different parts of the world and the Police Department, I think they have to much work to catch criminals in the cities then go to the public places is what I think and try to see this an immigrant or if it is not an immigrant. The people came from different countries in different times for a better life and I understand but I feel sorry when they try to go to the schools or go the churches. I think that the authorities not should go to the churches or the schools to investigate if the kids are immigrants or in the churches to have immigrants. All of the immigrants that I know came to work on our Mexican and I saw immigrants that are on the streets to ask for money and put kids and they are from Honduras, Nicaragua, or another countries. This is one of the things that I am not agree but if you do the things correctly I think everybody is welcome in New Mexico and then the City of Las Cruces should help the immigrants with legal advice, help to fix the things and do the things correctly because in Hatch they ne

What the recording says

for more than 200 years United States are from different immigrants from different part of the war and the police department I think they have too much work uh to catch criminals in the cities than go to the public places is what I think and and try to see if this immigrant or imig or no immigrant the people came from different countries in different times times for a better life and I understand but the I don't I am I I am feel sad when when they try to go to the schools or go to the churches I think that the authorities not sure to go to the churches or the schools to investigate if the kids are immigrants or in the churches have a immigrants and all the immigrants that I know they came to

Hear it at 3:25:28Speaker as recorded: Belinda Robertson7 RESOLUTION(S) AND/OR ORDINANCE(S) FOR DISCUSSION 7.1 RESOLUTION NO. 26-049

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What the minutes say

Councilor Corran presented Lilly Jaramillo, Paxtor Rogers, and Canche Naparco with a proclamation for National 4-H Week.

What the recording says

and I am the Donana County 4 president. My name is Paxton Rogers and I'm the Donana County 4 secretary. My name is Kacha Parkco and I am one of your Donana County 4 ambassadors. We want to thank you for your national 4 week proclamation and for your support of the Donana County 4 program. This year

Hear it at 45:36Speaker as recorded: Corran1 OPENING CEREMONIES 1.1 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - COUNCILOR CORRAN. 1.2 PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES OF

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of interest with any item on the agenda? None. Next, we will move on to public participation. We'll allow up to three minutes. No pending litigation or items of non-consent. So, I'll start with the first row on my my left, your right, if you want to come up in three minutes. And again, no

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good afternoon. My name is Belinda Robertson. Um I am resident of the city of Las Cruuses, New Mexico. I am American and my obligation lie American. If I saw something that is not correct or somebody the law or act act under the color of the law or abuse the power of authority are

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this proposed resolution um, we would not be disobeying federal law in any way. Obviously, if we are presented with a lawful order or a subpoena or a warrant signed by a federal judge, uh the city and its officials and agents would not obstruct immigration enforcement in any way. Uh the city would also

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Music] council to your light. Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to the city council meeting. Today is Monday, October 6, 2025. It's approximately 1 p.m. I'm Mayor Eric Enriquez. Before we start, I want to mention that we have the ASL, American Sign Language, up at the front, interpreters for anyone who requires interpretation services. We will start with a moment of silence for the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces as they protect our interests around the globe, as well as the courageous men and

Vote recorded for Yvonne, who the minutes do not list as present

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What the minutes say

amend Resolution 26-049 with the clause this section will only apply when receiving a request for sensitive personal information that are solely for the purpose of federal immigration enforcement RESULT: AYES: Eric Enriquez, Cassie McClure, Becki Graham, Johana Bencomo, Becky Corran, Yvonne

What the recording says

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7 RESOLUTION(S) AND/OR ORDINANCE(S) FOR DISCUSSION 7.1 RESOLUTION NO. 26-049

“Richard Aguilar Uh” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes

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join in the observance of this month with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities. [Applause] Good afternoon everybody. My name is Richard Aguilar uh with the Lasus Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Uh here joining us today is also uh Miguel A Costa who's also on the board of directors of the chamber. Um, thank you, mayor. Thank you, city council. Uh

Hear it at 49:45Speaker as recorded: Richard Aguilar Uh

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of Hispanic Heritage Month. Uh, on behalf of the Las Cruus Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, I'm proud to accept uh this recognition. Uh, this month is a celebration of the culture, contributions, and entrepreneurial spirit of the Hispanic community, values that are uh at the heart of the chamber's mission. Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to reflect on our shared history, uplift diverse voices, and recognize the strength, resilience, and creativity that our community brings to every corner of society. We are committed to uplifting the local business, creating

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Anyone else on the right side? Okay. Can someone assist? Donnie, can you He's got it. Hello, my name is William Orland. I'm uh coming to talk today about uh a problem I've been noticing for the past few weeks. Um the city transit services on Saturdays and that ends at 4:30 and a lot of the times a

Hear it at 1:40:19Speaker as recorded: William Orland

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welcoming city resolution? Uh this proposed resolution would prohibit the use of city refor resources, excuse me, for purely immigration related enforcement actions, which as we all know are actions that are traditionally taken by the federal government, not state or local governments absent some sort of other agreement. Uh this updated resolution would prohibit the sharing of personally identifiable information about persons for solely immigration related enforcement actions and city staff would uh if this resolution were adopted within 6 months to one year provide all city employees with

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this more accurately describes the general order as it's currently written. Proposed amendment number two under section two non-disclosure and confidentiality of sensitive personal information. Legal department request short amendment to the effect of adding the following clause at the end. And I'll now quote, "This section shall only apply when receiving requests for sensitive personal information that are solely for the purpose of federal immigration enforcement." In Legal's view, this amendment is necessary because as currently written, um, we could end up hindering local law enforcement while carrying out

“Alberto Elmpo” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes

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social worker I'm an indigenous activist thank you Good afternoon, Mayor Enriquez, Mayor Promo, and council members. My name is Alberto Elmpo, and I'm a constituent and member of New Mexico Dream Team. I am here to urge you to vote yes on this resolution, and it's also frustrating to hear that some of you have already decided to vote

Hear it at 2:36:05Speaker as recorded: Alberto Elmpo

“Giovanni Season Ernnandez” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes

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I wait till Mary gets back? That's right. That's right. Um, Mayor Prom, city councilors, city staff, my name is Giovanni Season Ernnandez. I am the proud son of immigrants from Mexico. I am an organizer in my community and I am the campaigns manager of the New Mexico Dream Team, the state's largest youthled immigrant advocacy organization and I

Hear it at 2:44:16Speaker as recorded: Giovanni Season Ernnandez

“Shauna Feifer” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes

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useless because there's already a theoradical equality under the Bill of Rights. Thank you. [Applause] Good afternoon. My name is Shauna Feifer. Uh I am not an immigrant, so the words that I say don't carry as much weight because I don't have those lived experiences that bring people to our country to seek a better life. I can't imagine

Hear it at 2:50:00Speaker as recorded: Shauna Feifer

“Harren Caveto” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes

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Please vote yes today on resolution 26-049. Thank you. [Applause] Good afternoon, mayor and city councilors. My name is Harren Caveto. I'm here to speak in support of resolution 26-049. This resolution simply reaffirms the city of Las Cruus' commitment to creating quality place to live and work through non-discrimination in all areas of city government and declares

Hear it at 3:12:45Speaker as recorded: Harren Caveto

“Sierra Edmmyister” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes

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practical legal way to migrate, then there's no such thing as illegal immigration. Thank you. Hello. Um, my name is Sierra Edmmyister. I live in District 2. Um, by the show of claps, I think I would be wasting my time to make an argument that immigrants, legal or not, are humans that deserve rights. Um so about this specific

Hear it at 3:18:43Speaker as recorded: Sierra Edmmyister

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and I am here to pre uh present to you a resolution to allow staff to submit an uh three applications to the FY2026 water trust board funding program. Oh, hang on. How about I actually make it pretty? The first application is uh for the SCADA upgrade Mesa. The utilities uh Las Cruus utilities is requesting $427,420 to design, construct, and commission the replacement of obsolete remote terminal units at seven sites. Those are the units that allow the system to communicate and alarm set off when there's something

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