新墨西哥州总检察长 Raúl Torrez 联合五州致信国会 吁勿贸然推进联邦许可法案
新墨西哥州伯纳利洛县 Albuquerque 消息：新墨西哥州总检察长 Raúl Torrez 11月7日联合亚利桑那、夏威夷、明尼苏达、内华达与俄勒冈州的总检察长致信国会，呼吁在未作重大修改前不要推进《2026年两党美国负担能力与就业法案》（S.5653号法案）。
该法案于2026年9月30日提出，将全面改革联邦许可制度，涉及众多行业，而不仅限于输电项目。Torrez 等人在信中表示，法案现有版本改动过大，要求国会作出重大修改后再行审议。致信的总检察长共六人，分别来自新墨西哥、亚利桑那、夏威夷、明尼苏达、内华达与俄勒冈州。
Torrez 办公室表示，许可制度改革影响能源、基建等多个领域，涉及部落与地方权益，须审慎推进。这封联名信由新墨西哥州司法厅对外公布，Torrez 办公室表示将继续关注法案进展。国会目前尚未就该法案安排表决。
New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez Joins Five States Urging Congress Not to Advance Federal Permitting Bill Without Major Changes
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico — New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez on November 7 joined the attorneys general of Arizona, Hawaii, Minnesota, Nevada and Oregon in a letter to Congress urging that the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 (S.5653) not be advanced without significant changes.
The bill, introduced on September 30, 2026, would overhaul the federal permitting system across many industries, not only transmission projects. In the letter, Torrez and the other attorneys general said the current version changes too much and asked Congress to make major revisions before taking it up. The letter was signed by six attorneys general, from New Mexico, Arizona, Hawaii, Minnesota, Nevada and Oregon.
Torrez's office said permitting reform affects energy, infrastructure and many other sectors and implicates tribal and local interests, and must be handled carefully. The joint letter was released by the New Mexico Department of Justice, and Torrez's office said it will keep following the bill's progress. Congress has not yet scheduled a vote on the bill.
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