National Security

Our nation must provide for a strong and competent military that is appropriately prepared for a variety of threats to our national security. In particular, the threat of terrorist attacks against Americans at home and abroad remains a grave concern. Beyond using our conventional military, I believe we also need to address the roots of terrorism and change the context within which terror develops and evolves.

Nov 29	Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Lame Duck Session
Nov 10	Bingaman Honors New Mexico Veterans
Sep 29	Bingaman: Spending Bill to Fund Federal Government Contains Bump Up for NNSA
Sep 28	N.M. Senators: Air Force Extends Public Comment Period for LATN Proposal
Sep 21	Bingaman & Udall Introduce Bill That Shifts Country Toward Clean Energy, Helps Create Jobs
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Nov 11	A Veterans Day Message
Jan 01	New Priorities for a New Session
Sep 01	Enhancing New Mexico's Role in our Nation's Security
Apr 01	Securing the Border
Aug 01	Newsletter: Congressional Roundup--Making Progress in the 110th Congress
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Sep 27	Statement on The Creating American Jobs and Ending Offshoring Act
Apr 23	Commemoration of the Army Reserve Centennial
Mar 12	Funding for the Office of Science and NSF
Sep 19	U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman Statement on Writ of Habeas Corpus
Jul 18	Bingaman Floor Speech on Iraq
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Full Listing of Senator Jeff Bingaman: National Security Statements

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Jul 17	Border Health Security Act of 2007
Apr 02	Enhancing Education Through Technology Act of 2001
Jul 20	Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Protection Act of 2010
Jun 04	Border Law Enforcement Anti-Drug Trafficking Act of 2009
Jan 12	Southwest Border Violence Reduction Act of 2009
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