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Alfredo Armijo, 49, of Penasco, N.M., a member of Laborer Union 16, listens Thursday, Jan. 29, 2015, in Santa Fe at a New Mexico House Business and Employment Committee considering a contentious right-to-work bill. With a new Republican majority in the lower chamber for the first time in decades, supporters and opponents lined up to debate the proposal. Republican Gov. Susana Martinez has voiced support, saying in her State of the State address workers should have the choice whether they want to join a union or contribute to one. (AP Photo/Russell Contreras)
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