Biden Administration Marginalizes Christian Foster Parents Nationwide
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The Biden-Harris administration has effectively sidelined Christian foster and adoptive parents, raising serious concerns about the trajectory of the nation’s child welfare policies.
In a disturbing move, the administration finalized a rule that mandates foster parents to affirm a child's gender identity, severely limiting the participation of faith-based families in the adoption process.
Herbie Newell, president and executive director of Lifeline Children’s Services, criticized this directive, stating, “The policy made people of faith into a different category of foster and adoptive parent,” effectively excluding those who adhere to traditional Christian beliefs.
With over 350,000 children currently in the foster care system in the United States, and more than 100,000 waiting for permanent homes, Newell emphasizes the urgent need for reform.
He believes that under a potential second Trump administration, such restrictive and divisive policies could be reversed, allowing faith-based families back into the system to aid in filling the void for these vulnerable children.
During his first term, President Trump welcomed Newell and other child advocates to the White House, establishing dialogue on pressing issues facing the foster care system.
In stark contrast, Newell lamented the absence of such engagement under the current administration, reflecting a troubling trend of marginalizing voices that prioritize faith and traditional values in family matters.
As discussions about the future of the foster care system continue, the call for inclusivity and diversity stretches beyond political lines, highlighting the need for a family-oriented approach that embraces all qualified caregivers.
The forthcoming electoral landscape presents a critical opportunity for Republicans, particularly Trump, to restore faith-based priorities in child welfare, helping to dismantle the barriers that have left many children without homes.
Child advocates remain hopeful, emphasizing that a true commitment to family values and inclusivity in the system will not only benefit those in need but also reaffirm the nation’s commitment to its core ideals.
Sources:
dailysignal.com
infowars.com
thegatewaypundit.com
The Biden-Harris administration has effectively sidelined Christian foster and adoptive parents, raising serious concerns about the trajectory of the nation’s child welfare policies.
In a disturbing move, the administration finalized a rule that mandates foster parents to affirm a child's gender identity, severely limiting the participation of faith-based families in the adoption process.
Herbie Newell, president and executive director of Lifeline Children’s Services, criticized this directive, stating, “The policy made people of faith into a different category of foster and adoptive parent,” effectively excluding those who adhere to traditional Christian beliefs.
With over 350,000 children currently in the foster care system in the United States, and more than 100,000 waiting for permanent homes, Newell emphasizes the urgent need for reform.
He believes that under a potential second Trump administration, such restrictive and divisive policies could be reversed, allowing faith-based families back into the system to aid in filling the void for these vulnerable children.
During his first term, President Trump welcomed Newell and other child advocates to the White House, establishing dialogue on pressing issues facing the foster care system.
In stark contrast, Newell lamented the absence of such engagement under the current administration, reflecting a troubling trend of marginalizing voices that prioritize faith and traditional values in family matters.
As discussions about the future of the foster care system continue, the call for inclusivity and diversity stretches beyond political lines, highlighting the need for a family-oriented approach that embraces all qualified caregivers.
The forthcoming electoral landscape presents a critical opportunity for Republicans, particularly Trump, to restore faith-based priorities in child welfare, helping to dismantle the barriers that have left many children without homes.
Child advocates remain hopeful, emphasizing that a true commitment to family values and inclusivity in the system will not only benefit those in need but also reaffirm the nation’s commitment to its core ideals.
Sources:
dailysignal.com
infowars.com
thegatewaypundit.com
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