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New Mexico's directive requiring the custody of drug-exposed newborns has sparked confusion and concern among families and healthcare providers. Tribal groups criticize the directive for failing to respect Native sovereignty, referencing a complex history of child removals in Indigenous communities.
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New Mexico's directive requiring the custody of drug-exposed newborns has sparked confusion and concern among families and healthcare providers. Tribal groups criticize the directive for failing to respect Native sovereignty, referencing a complex history of child removals in Indigenous communities.
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‘Native children belong in Native communities’: tribes decry New Mexico drug-exposed newborn rule
New Mexico's Directive on Drug-Exposed Newborns Raises Concerns Among Native Tribes