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Minnesota becomes first state to stop separating moms and their newborns in prison This is what happens when you center the voices of women at the decision-making table,” said Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan. By Story at a glance Pregnant inmates are often separated from their newborns shortly after their birth to finish their sentence. The separation can impair the development of a bond between the parent and their child, making reunification difficult. A new law in Minnesota will allow inmates alternatives to permit them to remain with their newborns. For much of the 20th century, parents were separated from their children at birth to prevent infection a practice that was later reversed after modern science acknowledged the consequences on newborns. But in prisons across the United States, parents continue to be torn from their children soon after giving birth to finish out their sentence, robbing both of the bond that develops in that time. 

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