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For decades, states have taken foster children’s federal benefits. That’s starting to change.

By Associated Press,

2024-05-18

By Associated Press,

2024-05-18

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milr.gna

05-19

So who in the hell gave the State the right to do that? So therefore each and every person that has done this needs too pay it all back with interest to be included in the child's food stamps, housing, utilities, clothing and etc. Absolutely no excuse for this, this should not have been tolerated. The State employees should be fired after the money has been paid back!!!

Mary0671

05-19

I think that should be saved for the child once they are 18 I've heard they throw them out into the streets and they have nowhere to go are is able to find them a home to live in DFS is a joke 😠

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