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2025 Special Session: House Republican Agenda
CARA Plan of Care Fixes
Strengthens protections for substance-exposed newborns by requiring CYFD investigations and holding parents accountable for failing safe-care plans.
Rebuttable Presumption for Conditions of Release
Creates a presumption that those charged with violent felonies stay in jail unless they prove they’re safe to release.
Juvenile Delinquency Reforms
Expands penalties and accountability for violent juvenile offenders and extends court jurisdiction to age 25.
Interstate Healthcare Provider Licensure Compacts
Allows New Mexico to join medical compacts to bring in more doctors and reduce wait times.
Local Homeless Accountability Act
Lets property owners seek tax relief when local governments fail to keep public areas clean and safe.
Eliminate State Income Tax on Tips, Overtime, and Social Security Earnings
Ends state income taxes on tipped wages, overtime pay, and Social Security earnings.
Parents deserve to know. Period.
In the 2023 legislative session, HB 7 and SB 397 were passed—allowing schools and providers to bypass parents on gender care, abortion services, and more.
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