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Idaho Moms Land on Child Abuse Registry After Positive THC Tests

Idaho mothers who tested positive for THC after childbirth have been placed on the state’s child protection registry for at least 10 years under an administrative rule now at the center of a federal class action. Court records show more than 1,000 women may be affected by the Idaho policy.

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it expects every officer and agent in the field to be equipped with a body camera by the end of August. The agency’s accelerated rollout follows fatal shootings and months of scrutiny over how immigration arrests are recorded.

Idaho Moms Land on Child Abuse Registry After Positive THC Tests

Idaho mothers who tested positive for THC after childbirth have been placed on the state’s child protection registry for at least 10 years under an administrative rule now at the center of a federal class action. Court records show more than 1,000 women may be affected by the Idaho policy.

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Idaho mothers who tested positive for THC after childbirth have been placed on the state’s child protection registry for at least 10 years under an administrative rule now at the center of a federal class action. Court records show more than 1,000 women may be affected by the Idaho policy.

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Idaho Moms Land on Child Abuse Registry After Positive THC Tests

Idaho mothers who tested positive for THC after childbirth have been placed on the state’s child protection registry for at least 10 years under an administrative rule now at the center of a federal class action. Court records show more than 1,000 women may be affected by the Idaho policy.

Democratic Donor Reportedly Responded to a Kamala Harris Fundraiser Invite With a “Profanity-Laced Rejection”

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