New Mexico’s Children, Youth and Families Department is under fire after sending a 15-year-old teen to reunite with his mother in Mexico — despite his clear refusal and the agency’s own admission they can’t conduct in-person visits there. Two virtual home visits deemed the setup “safe,” but the teen ended up homeless in Texas after crying during his border crossing. State Rep. Doreen Gallegos slammed the agency for ignoring red flags and failing to collaborate with Mexico’s child welfare system, calling the handling “lazy” and “sloppy.” She’s now pushing for legislative change to empower the Office of the Child Advocate and prevent future tragedies — as questions mount about CYFD’s ethics and oversight.
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