New Mexico latest state to face legal action over race-based COVID treatments
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FIRST ON FOX: New Mexico is facing possible legal action from an organization that aims to overturn the state's controversial health care rationing policies, which allegedly uses skin color as a basis to decide whether to provide treatment.
"We sent a legal warning and letter of potential legal action to the state of New Mexico, who has likewise issued discriminatory COVID-rationing policies. This is something that is a core mission of ours," said Stephen Miller, former adviser to President Trump and director at America First Legal Fund.
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