The problem is that it is not just used for running tests to see if the child is healthy. From the article >But while the state may not be making money off yo

The problem is that it is not just used for running tests to see if the child is healthy. From the article >But while the state may not be making money off your child's DNA, Lorey admitted that there is the potential for outside researchers to profit off your child's genetic material. And >Law enforcement also can — and does — request identified blood spots. We found at least five search warrants and four court orders, including one to test a child's blood for drugs at birth.