NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – One of the governor’s biggest priorities this legislative session is fully funding universal childcare for New Mexicans, but lawmakers are proposing changes that could mean some families will still have to pay something. The bill, SB 241, from Democratic Senator George Muñoz, would allow the state to require copays from higher-earning families. […]
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