Proof of residence, citizenship not required to receive COVID-19 vaccine in U.S. New Mexico


By Gao Lu
  • World
  • Sunday, 10 Jan 2021

HOUSTON, Jan. 9 (Xinhua) -- U.S. state of New Mexico Department of Health officials said they won't verify the residence or citizenship when distributing COVID-19 vaccines, local media reported Saturday.

Local TV station KFOX14 quoted state officials as saying that they also would not share registrants' information on immigration status with the federal government.

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