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NM delegation urges House Oversight Committee to avoid partisan politics in DEA fentanyl probe

Leger Fernandez supports the inquiry but wants it to examine practices from 2017 onward without a partisan lens.

NM delegation urges House Oversight Committee to avoid partisan politics in DEA fentanyl probe
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New Mexico lawmakers welcomed the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into DEA fentanyl policies but urged Chairman James Comer to keep it bipartisan and examine practices across administrations. They called for a broader review, while the committee requested Justice Department records by Sept. 14.

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New Mexico representative seeking a broader investigation

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New Mexico representative urging a bipartisan review

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James Comer
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House Oversight Committee chairman leading the investigation

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Donald Trump
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President whose administration’s fentanyl policies are included in calls for review

Former president whose administration’s fentanyl policies are part of the inquiry

ALSO MENTIONED  Gabe Vazquez, New Mexico representative who issued a statement supporting a nonpartisan investigation

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