Raúl Torrez

“Our office has repeatedly sought access to the complete, unredacted records that may be relevant to New Mexico's ongoing work. We hope that federal authorities will now be willing to share any pertinent information without further delay,”

Raúl Torrez · said 2026-09-23 · reported 2026-09-23

Torrez said his office has repeatedly sought access to complete unredacted records relevant to New Mexico's investigation and urged federal authorities to share information.

“Survivors and the public deserve answers, and no institution should withhold information that could help advance justice.”

Raúl Torrez · said 2026-09-23 · reported 2026-09-23

Torrez stated that survivors and the public deserve answers and no institution should withhold information that could help advance justice.

“While we cannot comment on any potential federal investigation, this reporting only underscores the importance of full transparency and cooperation among all agencies charged with pursuing accountability,”

Raúl Torrez · said 2026-09-23 · reported 2026-09-23

Torrez, whose office is conducting its own Epstein investigation, responded to the Wall Street Journal's report on the federal probe.

“For years, Meta knew its platforms were harming New Mexico’s kids, from feeding a youth mental health crisis to connecting predators with children, and it chose engagement and profit over their safety,”

Raúl Torrez · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-07

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez said Meta chose engagement and profit over children's safety despite knowing its platforms were causing harm.

“Today, Meta is paying for that choice. This judgment holds the company accountable for the damage it caused to our children, our families, and our schools, and it forces real changes to how Meta operates in New Mexico,”

Raúl Torrez · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-07

Torrez added that the judgment holds Meta accountable for the damage it caused and forces changes to how the company operates in New Mexico.