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2026-09-11 18:02
New Mexico Democrats ask Apple and Google to ‘publicly commit’ to keeping state name on map apps
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Washington ExaminerLean right
New Mexico Democrats ask Apple and Google to ‘publicly commit’ to keeping state name on map apps
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ABC News · +6h The Hill · +20h Washington Examiner
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- ABC NewsLean left
New Mexico's congressional delegation is calling on Apple and Google to publicly commit to keeping the state's name on their maps.
Watch at youtube.com → - The HillCenter
A group of Democratic lawmakers who represent New Mexico urged Apple and Google on Thursday not to adopt President Trump’s proposed renaming of the state to “New America” on their map platforms.
Read at thehill.com → - Washington ExaminerLean right
New Mexico Democratic lawmakers in Congress are urging Apple and Google to promise they won’t rename the state on their respective map applications in response to pressure from the federal government.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →
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Washington ExaminerLean right
New Mexico Democrats ask Apple and Google to ‘publicly commit’ to keeping state name on map apps
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →The HillCenter
New Mexico Democrats call on Apple, Google to keep state's name on map
Read at thehill.com →ABC NewsLean left
New Mexico calls on tech giants to commit to keeping state's name on maps
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