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Well, it's illegal to rescue any native wildlife unless you have a wildlife rehabilitation license, so the Migratory Bird Act doesn't really make things any different for ducks than other wildlife. A wildlife rehabber can still take them in, rehabilitate them, and get them back to the wild...

Yep, no difference aside from clipping the back toe off at hatch. Their bones are so pliable at that age that it doesn't hurt them, and if it's not done they can be mistaken as wild mallards since there are no differences between them otherwise. And if you're in the US and I think also Canada...