In re M.H.

Minor, an Indian child under Indian Child Welfare Act, was prenatally exposed to a controlled substance. Placement of child into non-Native foster home was in compliance with the Act, as Tribe's Indian child welfare caseworker approved placement. Court properly terminated parental rights of both parents, as they had signficant and long-term substance abuse history, failed to show interest in minor for lengthy period, and failed to follow recommendations for services offered. Court properly considered risk of emotional or physical harm reunification would present to minor as factor in termination decision. (GARCIA and R.E. GORDON, concurring.)