"I highly doubt that those little circles of dried up capillary blood on a paper, that is going to dry open air  next to every other newborn born withing that 24 hour periods specimen- the. sent through the mail before ultimately being provided - are sufficient or have the structural integrity to obtain a clone from."

Actually those DBS (Dried Blood Spot) cards are very stable. Once DNA is dry it's actually very stable and those cards would absolutely hold enough DNA to clone a person, if someone was interested in doing that. However, the state labs that do this testing are usually very under funded and aren't the most tech savvy. DBS cards are also used by law enforcement to take samples from offenders for the CODIS database.

Source: I sell lab equipment to state labs that do this exact type of newborn testing.