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- New York state ranks second-worst in U.S. for costly child care regulations, according to the Archbridge Institute.
- The Archbridge Institute urges reducing red tape rather than expanding programs proposed by Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
- They argue current regulations do not improve care and push costs beyond $20,000 annually.
- Hochul's office defends the universal plan, saying it will save families money and ensure safety.
