I live in Miami, surrounded by Hatians, mostly, and some Latinos, mostly from the Caribbean. I suspect this is a mostly blue area, but I also suspect women's reproductive rights are a no-go topic here because a lot of my neighbors are Catholic.
As I explore south Florida, I see a lot of pregnant women smoking tobacco and marijuana. It is culturally acceptable behavior here, especially the further one goes from a major city. While smoking isn't the best thing for a developing fetus, and therefore should be cut out of the life of a woman who expects a healthy baby, I wouldn't say a refusal to quit indicates a psychological problem, but instead a social one. What's next? Are we going to declare all women who don't breast-feed crazy? What about women who don't buy vegetables for their children? Should we hospitalize them too? What about women (and men, for that matter) who smoke in the presence of children in a house? The fact of the matter is that until a fetus becomes a baby, it is subject to whatever decisions a woman makes about using her body. As long as it isn't illegal to smoke during pregnancy, the state should not have the right to criminalize a woman who does so, no matter how stupid and backwards it is.