WithdrawnFiled Jan 29, 2026
Sponsor: Reeb, Andrea
Latest Action
action postponed indefinitely
Mar 24, 2026
Summary
The bill expands New Mexico’s legal definition of fentanyl to cover analogs and sets higher prison terms for traffickers based on how much they have. It adds up to three years for 100‑500 pills or 10‑50 g, and up to five years for larger amounts or for organizing trafficking. The changes target people convicted of fentanyl trafficking and related conspiracies.
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