The Tennessee Department of Children's Services (State agency) did notThen it only gets juicier from there.
always comply with Federal eligibility requirements when claiming Title
IV-E adoption assistance for Federal reimbursement for fiscal years (FY)
2006 through 2008.
We identified 83 ineligible beneficiaries for whomThe plot only thickens...
the State agency received $2.1 million (Federal share) in Federal
reimbursement for FYs 2006 through 2008.
In addition, the State agencyJust when you think it is about to be over....
claimed $24,000 (Federal share) for one child whom the State agency
initially concluded to be eligible for adoption assistance; however, the
initial eligibility determination was made in error.
Furthermore, we are setting aside adoption assistance claims for 854 ofBut wait, here is the best part....
the 1,500 children in our sample, totaling $7.5 million (Federal share),
for resolution by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) and
the State agency. The State agency did not provide documentation to
support adoption assistance eligibility for these 854 children in a
reasonable amount of time for our review because the State agency did
not maintain eligibility files as required by Federal regulations.
No one is going to get in trouble.
None of the children who were not suppose to be in foster care or who were not suppose to be adopted will ever go back home.
No one will be prosecuted and the child welfare fraud schemes will continue, in another name and another program, and child abuse propaganda machines will ask for more funding to stop child abuse.
The following United States Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General Report is documentation of human trafficking and child abuse.
Review of Title IV-E Adoption Assistance Maintenance Payments in Tennessee for the Period October 1, 2005, ...
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