New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has ignited a firestorm of controversy by tucking $10 million into a massive capital outlay bill to fund a second abortion facility in the state.

The move is drawing sharp criticism from Republicans who accuse her of prioritizing abortion over critical infrastructure needs.

The funding, buried in House Bill 450, a $1.2 billion measure to bankroll over 1,400 projects statewide, would support a new abortion center in northern New Mexico. The move comes on the heels of a similar $10 million allocation last year for an abortion facility in Las Cruces, cementing Lujan Grisham’s reputation as a radical abortion activist.

Republicans wasted no time slamming the decision.

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State Rep. Cathrynn Brown, R-Carlsbad, called it a “slap in the face” to New Mexicans struggling with crumbling roads, water shortages, and underfunded law enforcement. “This is about sneaking in an agenda while our state’s real needs are ignored,” she said in a statement.

State Rep. Gail Armstrong, R-Magdalena, echoed the sentiment, arguing the funds could have addressed pressing priorities.

“We need millions for roads, water, and law enforcement—not another abortion clinic,” Armstrong told the New Mexico Sun.

The $10 million provision surfaced late in the legislative process, blindsiding some lawmakers.

Rep. Rod Montoya, R-Farmington, accused the governor of exploiting the sprawling capital outlay bill to push her agenda. “It’s a poison pill designed to force pro-life members into a corner,” he said, noting failed attempts to strip the funding during debate.

The House passed HB 450 on a 41-25 vote, largely along party lines, with Rep. Joseph Sanchez, D-Alcalde, joining Republicans in opposition. The bill now heads to the Senate, where it faces an uncertain fate before the April 11 veto deadline.

Lujan Grisham, who broke ground on the northern abortion biz last year, has defended the investment, calling killing babies essential health care.

Posts on X have amplified the outrage, with users accusing Lujan Grisham of bypassing public input. One petition circulating online urges residents to “stop the governor from opening a $10 million abortion clinic” without legislative transparency.

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A Southwest Airlines flight bound for Los Cabos, Mexico, Thursday morning returned to a Texas airport after a reported engine issue.

Flight 3006, carrying 134 passengers, landed safely at William P. Hobby Airport in Houston, according to a statement from Southwest Airlines.

After the incident, the crew followed procedures and helped passengers evacuate the aircraft onto the tarmac, according to Southwest.

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Customers will be taken to their final destination of Cabo San Lucas in Los Cabos, Mexico, the airline said.

"We appreciate the professionalism of our flight crew in responding to this situation," Southwest said in the statement. "Nothing is more important to Southwest than the safety of our customers and employees."

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On Tuesday, a Frontier Airlines flight from Florida to Puerto Rico experienced an issue during landing at Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in Puerto Rico.

Frontier Flight 5306, an Airbus A321, was landing with 228 passengers when it experienced a "mechanical problem" that resulted in one of the wheels on its landing gear breaking off, Puerto Rican newspaper El Nuevo Dia reported.

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Flight investigator Luis Irizarry told Puerto Rico’s WAPA-TV it appeared a young co-pilot was flying the plane during the incident and a captain took over to land safely.

No injuries were immediately reported, Fox News Digital previously reported.

Frontier Airlines told Fox News Digital the flight from Orlando to San Juan "experienced a hard landing upon arrival."

"The aircraft landed safely, and there were no injuries to the passengers or crew," Frontier said. "The incident is under investigation."

Fox News Digital's Stephen Sorace contributed to this report.