H.R. 2426 is a bill aimed at improving the response to cases of children missing from foster care and ensuring the safety of vulnerable foster youth. The bill requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to identify barriers states face in addressing these reports and...
H.R. 2426 wants to help kids who go missing from foster homes by having special helpers figure out what makes it hard to find them and how to fix those problems, and also by making foster care safer.
The bill, named the Find and Protect Foster Youth Act, aims to improve the identification and support for children missing from foster care and those at risk of sex trafficking. It requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to evaluate current protocols, provide...
The Find and Protect Foster Youth Act is like a plan to help find kids who go missing from foster care and keep them safe. It wants grown-ups to figure out the best way to help these kids and make sure they're not in danger, like from strangers who might hurt them.
H. R. 7382 aims to update the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968. It introduces a new, permissible way to use funds from the Byrne JAG program, specifically to support programs that fight human trafficking. This includes initiatives focused on reducing the...
H. R. 7382 wants to change a law so that some money given to help fight crime can also be used to stop human trafficking, like reducing the need for people being trafficked.
The bill titled H. R. 7957, known as the "No Repeat Child Sex Offenders Act," seeks to impose harsher penalties for crimes against children. It amends various sections of the United States Code to replace existing terms of imprisonment with mandatory life imprisonment or the...
The bill wants to make the punishment for hurting kids much stricter by saying people who do these bad things should stay in jail forever or get an even tougher penalty, to help stop them from doing it again.
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