New Rules for Unaccompanied Children Care in the US
This act introduces changes to how unaccompanied children in the United States are tracked and placed. The goal is to improve oversight of their well-being and ensure they find suitable placements, potentially impacting their safety and welfare.
Key points
Increased oversight of unaccompanied children: The Office of Refugee Resettlement will track every unaccompanied child released from custody while they are in the U.S. and involved in immigration proceedings.
Collaboration with state authorities: The Office will work with states to find appropriate placements for these children, aiming to provide them with a safe and stable environment.
Introduced
Citizen Poll