NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Supreme Court is refusing to intervene in a Children, Youth, and Families Department of New Mexico policy tied to the state taking custody of drug-exposed infants at birth. The ACLU and two state lawmakers petitioned the New Mexico Supreme Court last month, aiming to end the CYFD directive, which […]
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New Mexico Supreme Court denies attempt to halt governor's CYFD drug-exposed infant custody policy
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