Did Michigan Appeals Judge Colleen O'Brien Consent To Dissent An Adoption For MCI Trafficking Tiny Humans Under Foreign Duress?

The following is a unanimous ruling, with dissent if that makes sense, of an aunt trying to adopt her niece, but the Michigan Children's Institute Superintendent said, "NO" because, more than likely, as per the norm, there was fraudulent billing to Medicaid, mixed in with a sprinkle of the child being Legally Kidnapped, on paper, which is why there was a dissent.

Before we get to the dissent of the unanimous ruling (yea...I am still working on this on), you have Michael Kelly, who must have been reading my blog.

Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission Sucks

Because I would conclude that the trial court misapplied 
MCL 710.45, I would reverse the trial court and reinstate the 
superintendent’s decision to deny petitioner consent to adopt RC.
Colleen O'Brien

I am not familiar with Meter, so I am just going to fast forward to this Colleen O'Brien, who just had to throw in her two cents on the unanimous ruling, with her dissent.

Colleen O'Brien is a judge on the Michigan Second District Court of Appeals. Governor Rick Snyder (R) appointed her on September 29, 2015, to finish the unexpired term of Pat Donofrio, who retired the following day.[1]

Donofrio's retirement came as a surprise.

O'Brien was elected to the seat for a full six-year term in 2016. Her current term expires on January 1, 2023.

I do not have a grasp of her campaign funding yet, but it is quite odd.

She has been granted campaign filing waivers, yet, generated over $500,000 for her campaign.

https://cfrsearch.nictusa.com/documents/379145/details/filing/summary?changes=0

Make sure to check out the broken English

I am not going to harp on this too much for the simple fact that Michigan Campaign Finance Law was set up where you can just ask for a filing waiver if you think you are going to generate and spend less than $1,000, or $5,000 for other campaigns.

That way, a candidate can run whatever money they want through a campaign because no one is going to check the bank accounts.

She is endorsed by:

https://mcrgo.org/

• Right-to-Life (there are 217 filings of this network, with the Detroit chapter of the most interest in marketing citizenship opportunities through young girls.);
• Citizens for Traditional Values;
• Michigan Chamber of Commerce; and,
• Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners (a group connected to an ongoing, foreign political influence investigation, among other matters of interest).

So, in a nutshell, I am trying to find out why this woman would "consent to dissent" by saying, basically, MCI was not whimsically pulling decisions out its arse in denying consent for the aunt to adopt her niece because it was due to a technical error of the lower court not to rule in favor of MCI keeping the kid as a ward of the state, even though the parents voluntarily terminated their parental rights for the aunt to adopt.

What I see is that Colleen O'Brien seems to be one of those "foreign-influenced" individuals who are part of the newest trend to rebrand foster care and adoption, starting in Michigan, of course, by privatizing the courts, starting in child welfare, like they always do.

Tag, Colleen. You are it.

http://www.ffkids.org/

It also seems Colleen deferred to Fostering Futures, to support MCI Superintendent denying consent of an aunt to adopt her niece.

So, allow me to tell a little tale of Fostering Futures.

Carmine DeVivo is an individual who needs to be permanently extracted from human existence.

Carmine DeVivo came out of Michigan State University School of Social Work to run one of the first trafficking tiny humans networks out Orchards Children's Services in Michigan.

What he used to do was to run what is called concurrent planning ops that go like this.

The kid is Legally Kidnapped by CPS and placed in the private, state contracted Child Placing Agency for foster care.

While in foster care, Orchards bills Medicaid twice, thrice or even under different names of the kid, in phantom billing, double billing, treble billing, or just made up cases to bill.

Hell, Orchards even ran a juvenile case on a woman who was in her 30s, where they phantom billed, double billed, treble billed, for whatever they came up with.

While all this was going on, Carmine, in his infinite wisdom, would set up concurrent planning, which is a code in Michigan for Medicaid billing for adoption services, while billing for foster care services, at the same time....concurrently....contemporaneously....simultaneously.....fake billing.

Anyway, Carmine would refer his foster care cases to himself for adoption counseling.

Yes, this is how I came up with the term "Kiddy Kickbacks".

https://beverlytran.blogspot.com/search?q=Kiddy+Kickbacks

Curriculum Vitae of Carmine... by on Scribd

Back to Colleen.

She basically deferred to the authority of Fostering Futures, which is run by some chick with the same last name as Carmine, who is probably his adoptive daughter or sister, or something like that, which just so happens to be registered as a Michigan LLC and a domestic non-profit.

But, hey, what do I know?

I know Colleen sucks.

Before: M. J. KELLY, P.J., and METER and O’BRIEN, JJ.  PER CURIAM.  Petitioner, Lucinda Carrier, the paternal aunt of the minor child RC, sought consent to adopt RC after the parental rights of RC’s biological parents were voluntarily released.  The superintendent of the Michigan Children’s Institute (MCI) withheld consent to adopt.1  Carrier challenged the denial of consent to adopt in the circuit court.  After conducting a hearing pursuant to MCL 710.45(2) (Section 45 hearing), the circuit court found that the superintendent’s decision to deny consent was arbitrary and capricious.  The MCI appeals that decision as of right.

LUCINDA CARRIER, v. Michigan Children's Institute on Section 45 Appeal for Grandparent Adoption 01 17 2019... by Beverly Tran on Scribd

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JUDICIARY: Hearing on Examining The Need for New Federal Judges - Trafficking of Tiny Humans

In the spirit of fuchsia, I have provided a quick synopsis of the hearing:  

TRANSLATION: THE FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM IS CRUSTY, DUSTY, AND RUSTY.

The Judicial Conference is more focused on maintaining its current status quo operations rather than the administration of justice.

Southern boarder states do not have enough federal judges to process immigration cases or even do the 9th Circuit appeals.

Federal courts are having issues with people filing too many lawsuits.

Corporations are hustling federal courts because they can afford to prolong litigation, in what I call frivolous and 

Judges, who are far removed from reality and technology, are delegating to magistrates, who are far removed from reality and technology, who in turn, delegate to clerks, who are far removed from reality and technology, who cite legal precedents, which are far removed from reality and technology.

I know this as a fact.  I have watched them use my work for legal research because I am the only one who created databases, specifically for them in mind.  My introductory brief on reality and technology in the federal courts is on file with the U.S. House Judiciary Committee.  

Feel free to FOIA and let me know what they give you.

Hank Johnson, a former federal judge, demonstrates in his line of questioning how federal judges have absolutely no clue about federal child welfare laws of CAPTA or ASFA.  Children removed from parents at the border are automatically placed under the federal auspices of privatized foster care, under the court granted guardianship of corporations, where concurrent planning, adoption planning, is fast tracked under ASFA, and the child is sold adopted under that state's jurisdiction to maximize revenues.

Child trafficking, once crossing the border, morphs into what I like to call, the Trafficking of Tiny Humans, which means these kids are thrown into foster care to be bought and sold using federal and state taxpayer dollars called adoption.

Many of these child traffickers, called "coyotes", who do not get caught, dupe parents, spirit children away, and take them across the border to be sold as slave labor, whether it is for sex or free labor, or both.

What would you do if you had your child Legally Kidnapped?  Perhaps, that is why some people will continue to "illegally cross the border" over and over again.

Poverty is the crime of child abuse and neglect, which automatically makes illegally crossing the border with a child a crime, not a misdemeanor, justifying federal prosecution and placement of the child in foster care.

Mr. Samuel J. Kahn of Kent Holdings and Affiliates did not submit written testimony. Hmmmm....

Issa does not get Article III Judgeships and "zero-tolerance".  Some of these "illegal border crossers" cannot just up and go back home if you snatch their kids.  Issa never did like me.  I smashed him on child welfare about 10 years ago.  Still looking for that interview. Smooches!

Issa did not get the Detroit memo that plans are on the table to build a new immigration detention center, as rumors shall have it.  Some "illegal border crossers" enter from the other U.S. southern border, Canada.

9th Circuit has an interesting en banc  policy, identified by Issa and an even more interesting culture.

Hank, a former federal judge, did not know that pro se is a civil matter because criminal matters get federal court appointed representation.

I do not believe the child welfare terms of "foster care", "adoption", "CAPTA" nor "ASFA" were ever mentioned in this hearing.

How come DOJ, being the ones to prosecute these "illegal border crossers" never address child trafficking or the trafficking of tiny humans?

Well, that just sucks.

U.S. House Judiciary Testimony of Judges Lawrence Stengel, Roslynn Mauskopf 6-21-2018 by Beverly Tran on Scribd

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Michigan Samaritas Prepares For Profiting From Trafficking Of Tiny Humans From The Border

In the spirit of fushcia...

Michigan foster organization readies for border kids taken from families

(WJBK) - Heartbreaking audio obtained by the Associated Press reveals children crying at the border after being ripped from the arms of their parents.

Welcome to foster care and adoption.

Their parents detained under the Trump Administration’s zero tolerance policy for illegal immigration. Outrage is growing - as both Democrats and some Republicans work to stop the separation of families.

The only thing the Trump Administration did was to enforce U.S. Child Welfare Law.

Over the last six weeks - more than 2,000 children have been separated from their parents and are now being held at detention centers at the southern border.

At least they are provided some form of food and shelter, unlike foster care.

"It is very scary," said Lena Wilson. "And the fact that we're not sure what due process is being done, it's pretty scary right now."

Again, welcome to foster care.

Lena Wilson the vice president of Child and Family at Samaritas, Michigan's largest private foster organization, recently agreed to help find homes for 60 children being held at the border.

Let us take a moment and look at Samaritas.

In 2016, the net assets of Samaritas were $41,242,622.

They own $94,755,003.

They have $21,602,020 in publicly traded securities.

Why?

2016 IRS Tax Returns of Samaritas by Beverly Tran on Scribd

Wilson says this is new territory.

No, it is not.

Verlie Ruffin, former Ombudsman for the Michigan Office of Children Ombudsman came from Lutheran Social Services, the non-profit of the non-profit of Samaritas.

This is its mission statement:

Serving people as an expression of the love of Christ

That is scary considering they are about to face.

I shall assume "an expression of the love of Christ" means the trafficking of tiny humans based upon the residuals of the peculiar institution.

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"It wouldn't be often in the United States that you would see a large congregate facility for children in which you see them housed now," she said. "In fact there is federal legislation that talked about the best place for children is with their families.

ROFLMAO!!!

"We're not sure how this is going to work. There is so many things at play that are not usually in play.

That is because you never had your dirty laundry thrown on the front lawn before.

When the parents have an English barrier and the child has an English barrier, the real concern is making sure that we can communicate with them. Making sure we have interpreters and making sure the parents know where their kids are and that they don't get lost."

Children can be removed from parents and taken into custody for not being able to speak English.  They call it child neglect.

That is the biggest fear right now - undocumented parents are working through the criminal system while their kids are being placed in foster care.

Welcome to the U.S. Child Welfare System.

Some children are so young they aren't able to reveal basic information about themselves or their parents. The big question now is who is keeping track of these children?

Like that ever mattered, before.

"For those that I guess we can locate the parents and figure a safe way to make sure they are reunited perhaps," said Wilson. "If not, they would remain here so their legal jurisdiction would be in question."

According to U.S. Law, there is this thing called "concurrent planning" where they fast track Termination of Parental Rights (TPR) for adoption from the 90 dispositional cycle.

Oh, you do not know what TPR is?  It is chattel law for property seizure when you hail from the population of "The Poors" (always said with clinched teeth).  For a better understanding, just look at lis pendens,  or rather the quiet title actions the Detroit Land Bank Authority is using the snatch properties.  Same thing.  You have defaulted on your legal standing through eminent domain laws.

So, each time the media or one of the "Elected Ones" tells you there is not law, they should be looked upon as being unqualified to hold office, because there is law.

CAPTA.

Wilson says they expect the displaced children to arrive in Metro Detroit by the end of the summer.

They will first be housed at the Wellspring facility in Farmington Hills and eventually foster care.

Wellspring is another one of those Lutheran Social Services for trafficking tiny humans.

The Samaritas organization is quickly working to get more foster parents, mentors and interpreters to make sure support is in place for the kids likely traumatized by being taken from their parents.

$$$$

"No matter how nice a congregate facility is, it is still a congregate facility," Wilson said. "It is a very sterile environment, there is not a lot of structure caring hugging a child needs from parent.

I prefer to call it warehousing.  You cannot touch the tiny humans because it is illegal.  Now, think about living in a deprivation system like this and what eventually happens with tiny humans longing for human touch of compassion, a recipe for child trafficking.

"There are a lot of things that can happen and a lot of long range impacts for this. And that is what's scary."

There is no law dictating children must be separated from their parents who have been caught crossing into the country illegally. However, there are laws against entering the US illegally.

I just told you about Child Welfare Law, so let me tell you about the other law that allows the separation of children from families. CAPTA.

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Another Travel Ban, Another Trafficking Tiny Humans Adoption Ploy

I am waiting for the adoption outrage campaign.

I can see it now....

There will be the first national discussion on the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children which is not a law, but a policy, left for state rulemaking and how it allows the trafficking of tiny humans using federal funding.

There will be groundbreaking discussions on state borders when it comes to jurisdictions of child abuse and neglect proceedings.

Talks will ensue on how one is put on a central registry before they are even notified that there was an ex parte hearing, where charges have been lodged to open the federal funding spigot for concurrent planning of double billing schemes, where one is presumed guilty until proven innocent, where one is not allowed to confront the accuser, where predictive modeling can generate evidence for the court on future emotional harms.

People will begin to question about the identities of these children, the birth certificates and the trust funds.

The world will start to focus on the horrors behind foster care and adoption in the United States and around the world.

I do not believe this will ever take place, but a gal can dream.

As for my take on this state travel ban, I see it as a distraction because Becerra is a Meanie.

There was alot of that child welfare money flowing through those campaigns on that House Democratic Caucus server he turned over with fake information.

"Hey, Xavier, did you wipe all that stuff on those special meetings where everyone and the press core was trying to figure out who was smashing the DNC leadership plans on taking my Sweetie out of office? You all know you love me."

#perkinscoiesucks 

California bans travel to another state based on its 'discriminatory' LGBT adoption law

Add Oklahoma to the list of states to which California is banning state-funded and state-sponsored travel.

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced Friday that as a result of "discriminatory legislation" that became Oklahoma law last month, the western state will prohibit travel to its midwestern counterpart.

A 2017 California law requires that its attorney general keeps a list of states subject to a state travel ban because of "laws that authorize or require discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression," Becerra's office said in a statement.

"California taxpayers are taking a stand against bigotry and in support of those who would be harmed by this prejudiced policy." he said.

Oklahoma becomes the ninth state subject to the state-funded ban. Travel to Alabama, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee and Texas had previously been prohibited due to the 2017 law. 

#Oklahoma will be added to the list of restricted states for state-funded travel based on the discriminatory law that would allow private adoption agencies to refuse services to #LGBTQ parents & foster children based on religious/moral grounds. #PrideMonthhttps://t.co/FIL1YfsLxn

— Xavier Becerra (@AGBecerra) June 1, 2018

In May, Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin signed a bill that allows private adoption agencies to deny same-sex couples from their adoption services on the basis of "religious or moral convictions or policies." The bill sparked backlash from LGBTQ advocates.

Fallin, a Republican, defended the bill in a statement after signing it, saying "the state will not be in any way restricting current practice allowing LGBTQ individuals and couples fostering or adopting. It does not ban same-sex adoption or foster care in Oklahoma."

Michael McNutt, a spokesperson for Fallin, also defended the bill after California announced its ban. 

"There appears to be more and more Californians sharing our values as we are seeing more Californians move to Oklahoma," he said in a statement to USA TODAY. "With our state’s economy being as strong as it is, we won’t miss a few Californians traveling on state business showing up in our state."

LGBTQ advocates in California applauded the ban, which goes into effect June 22.

"Every child deserves a loving, supportive family, and it’s neither pro-child, nor pro-family, for Oklahoma to deny them one," Equality California Executive Director Rick Zbur said in a statement.

California's announcement came on the first day of LGBTQ Pride Month.

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Nova Scotia Examines Citizenship Of Foster Kids - U.S. Terminates Parental Rights

Will Nova Scotia be the first Province to establish international law in the trafficking of tiny humans?

Probably.

In the United States, contrary to what Pramila Jayapal likes to promulgate, the alien children who cross the border are placed in the custody of the States.

The States, in turn, contract out to privatized entities I like to refer to as privateers.

In the majority of situations, these alien children are placed in concurrent planning, meaning they are going to be adopted out, whether or not the parent wants to give up their child or not.

These Child Placement Agencies then proceed to bill Medicaid, as the case is prepared for termination of parental rights.

It is at this point the parental rights are transferred to the new, corporate parent, where the child is eventually warehoused and sold through adoption, under the issuance of a new birth certificate, and new citizenship.

So, in essence, alien children under the care of the state are U.S. citizens.

Nova Scotia to require social workers to consider citizenship status of children in care

HALIFAX — Social workers in Nova Scotia are now required to consider a child’s immigration status when they are taken into care — and can even apply for citizenship on their behalf.

The policy changes follow the high-profile case of Abdoul Abdi, a former Somali child refugee who successfully fought to remain in Canada in the face of a deportation hearing last summer.

In an interview Tuesday, Kelly Besler, director of child protection and children in care with the Department of Community Services, said the changes introduced last May are significant because there was no previous policy to specifically deal with citizenship and immigration issues.

“It differentiates the two statuses (immigrant and citizen) and what a person might need to know in terms of how one might go from one to the other,” said Besler.

Besler said social workers are now expected to validate and document a child’s citizenship during every 90-day review period conducted by the department.STORY CONTINUES BELOW

“The department did commit to reviewing this area of citizenship and immigration,” she said. “It fits in well with other (previous) changes that requires an understanding of a child’s connection to their community, their cultural background, heritage and traditions.”

It differentiates the two statuses (immigrant and citizen) and what a person might need to know in terms of how one might go from one to the other

Besler said workers will also have the ability to consult with federal officials and outside experts and to seek legal advice on individual cases.

And, in cases where a child is in the temporary or permanent care of the province and is deemed eligible to apply for citizenship, a social worker may apply on the child’s behalf.

“As in the past, the services of an immigration lawyer may be accessed during this process.”

Nova Scotia’s changes came to light following a freedom-of-information request by CBC.

Abdi, who was never granted Canadian citizenship while growing up in foster care in Nova Scotia, was detained by the Canada Border Services Agency after he served about five years in prison for multiple offences, including aggravated assault.

Benjamin Perryman, Abdoul Abdi’s lawyer, heads from Federal Court after a hearing to determine whether deportation proceedings should be halted for the former child refugee, in Halifax on Thursday, Feb. 15, 2018. A former Somali child refugee’s request to temporarily halt his deportation proceedings has been rejected by the Federal Court. Andrew Vaughan / The Canadian Press

His non-citizenship put him at risk of deportation, although he was eventually allowed to stay in Canada in July after federal Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale announced that Ottawa would not move to deport him.

“When you do not have any policy in place, getting a policy in place is a good first step,” Abdi’s lawyer, Benjamin Perryman, said Tuesday.

“The question then becomes how is that implemented and can it be implemented in a way that works to ensure that this type of case does not happen again.”

Perryman voiced concerns that social workers are already overtaxed and added they will need the proper external supports to make the changes work properly.

He said in Ontario, the Peel Children’s Aid Society has developed a centre of expertise to assist with complex immigration cases involving children in care.

“Nova Scotia has said that they will just contract out on an as-needed basis or they will reach out to unnamed partners for that expertise,” Perryman said. “But I think it would be helpful to have a centre like that or a go-to person … because these cases can be extremely complex.”

Perryman also said the department should have a legal obligation to get citizenship for children, especially those who are refugees.

“The policy appears to be permissive as opposed to mandatory,” he said.

But Besler said such cases are rare and the objective is always to return children back to their families.

“So the majority of those children return to their families,” she said.

Besler said the department cared for one child who was a non-Canadian citizen in 2017 and four in 2018. She said just over 1,000 children are currently being cared for by the province.

Abdi, who was born in Saudi Arabia in 1993, came to Canada in 1995 and was taken into provincial care shortly after, moving between foster homes 31 times.

He developed behavioural problems that advocates say were not adequately treated and led to problems with the justice system.

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All Judiciary Jolly Jerry Has To Do Is Call Texas CPS

All Jolly Jerry has to do is to call CPS.

See, if he actually knew how the domestic child welfare system operated, he would know that these children are transferred to state jurisdiction through the private, foreign contracts.

Report Abuse

• By Phone: 1-800-252-5400
• Online: Texas Abuse HotlineExternal Link

Call our Abuse Hotline toll-free 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, nationwide, or report with our secure website and get a response within 24 hours.

You can make anonymous reports.

If you think this is bad, just wait until you find out what goes on in Foster Care and Adoption.

Many of these children are being processed for what is called concurrent planning, meaning, the children are being processed for adoption, being issued new names and new identities, which include new, U.S. citizenship.

Nadler: Border Agency Chiefs Should Be Prosecuted For Child Abuse

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler said Monday that the heads of border and immigration agencies should face criminal prosecution for what he says is child abuse at border detention facilities.

“This is inhuman. Frankly, I think it’s criminal,” Nadler, a New York Democrat, told MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow.

“There ought to be criminal prosecutions of some of the agency heads and some of the people for child abuse. This is clearly child abuse. It violates probably half a dozen laws.”

Nadler was commenting on reports from 13 House Democrats who visited a border facility in El Paso, Tex.  earlier on Monday. The lawmakers said they saw Central American migrants being held with limited supplies of water.

New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who took part in the visit, claimed that Customs and Border Protection agents told female detainees to drink water from toilets. When asked whether she witnessed such an exchange, Ocasio-Cortez declined to answer. She also reportedly screamed at agents in “a threatening manner” and refused to tour parts of the facility.

Border facilities have been inundated this year with a massive influx of Central Americans applying for asylum to live in the U.S. The surge has stretched the resources at Customs and Border Protection facilities.

Nadler did not say who at the immigration and border agencies should face criminal charges. Kevin McAleenan is serving as acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. Ken Cuccinelli is serving as acting director of U.S. Customs and Immigration Services, while John Sanders is acting commissioner of Customs and Border Protection.

Supreme Court to hear Trump administration plea to end DACA program for immigrants who came as children

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court finally agreed Friday to referee a two-year-old dispute between President Trump and Democrats in Congress over the fate of nearly 700,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children.

The high court showdown, which could be decided in the midst of the 2020 presidential election, will determine whether Trump has the power to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program known as DACA that President Barack Obama created in 2012.

Although the justices had refused the administration's request to intervene until now, their decision to hear the case next term signals a potential win for the White House. Three federal district courts and two appeals courts have blocked Trump from ending the program; only one district court has ruled in his favor.

The Justice Department has sought since the beginning of 2018 to make their case at the Supreme Court, which the president earlier this year said has "treated us very fairly" after other lower court defeats. Three times, the justices turned down the request.

The administration first announced its plan to wind down DACA in September 2017. The plan was challenged immediately in federal courts from New York to California and blocked nationwide by judges in both of those states. Federal appeals courts in California and Virginia have extended the losing streak.

More: Supreme Court in transition: Conservatives ascendant but Roberts, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh prove unpredictable

One theory for the high court's previous reluctance to weigh in is its effort to avoid controversial issues for two reasons. Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh's contentious Senate confirmation last fall put the court's legitimacy in jeopardy, and the justices likely don't want to be an issue in the 2020 elections.

The DACA program, established in 2012 without congressional approval, has protected 670,000 undocumented immigrants from deportation and enabled them to get work permits.

More: Supreme Court refuses to hear Alabama's defense of abortion ban struck down last year

Trump originally proposed ending the program in 2017 but gave Congress six monthsto work out a compromise solution. That led to intense negotiations and a brief government shutdown but did not produce a law to save the so-called "Dreamers."

Since then, Trump has suggested that the Dreamers' fate could be linked to his own dream: a concrete wall or steel barrier along parts of the southern border.

More: Supreme Court's Top Cases of 2019

His backers have argued that since Obama created the program without Congress, Trump can end it the same way. But nearly all courts have said the administration's action was "arbitrary and capricious" and would harm both the participants and the state and local governments benefiting from their economic activity.

The Supreme Court has ruled against Obama and for Trump in other immigration cases. In 2016, it blocked a broader Obama initiative aimed at protecting millions of undocumented parents. Last year, it upheld Trump's ban against travelers from seven countries, including five with Muslim majorities. 

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JUDICIARY: Senate Holds Hearings On Immigrant Family Reunification By Omitting The U.S. Foster Care System

The following is the Senate Judiciary hearing on immigrant family reunification.

There was not one mention of Child Protective Services, Foster Care or Adoption.

FUN FACT! ICE uses a form, developed by ACLU, approved by the court, to allow alien parents to voluntarily leave their children in the U.S. without addressing any legal mechanism of termination of parental rights.

I guess they will file lis pendens and get a quiet title because the child is abandoned, whether voluntarily or involuntarily when the parents are deported.

The privatized state contractor corporations will be granted parental rights.

(Ssshhh....do not let the individuals testifying know that they are engaging in human trafficking.)

Yes, we are dealing with "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending) in the Trump Administration.

If the Members believe the separation policies are cruel, offering legislation to stop it, then I wonder if federal policy will trump the States, federally funded, Child Protection System, when it comes to U.S. citizens and its Child Welfare System.

So far, from what I see are hypocrites.

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued to guidance policy for family separation, but what no one is mentioning, there is national policy for the separation of children from families under the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act, with expedited removals and concurrent planning under the Adoption and Safe Families Act.

Sessions, also, which no one is mentioning, introduced the Protection of Children Act, but it seems, no one has heard of it.

Only the Congress makes law, and it is about time it faces reality.

Poverty is the crime of abuse and neglect, for failure to provide for the necessary needs of the child, which means, these children are snatched, pursuant to the norms of child welfare policies.

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ICE and CPS: The Multi-million Dollar Secret Affair of Deportation

Each year, thousands of children are put into foster care because their parents have been locked up in

a federal detention facility for the crime of being undocumented.

As the system of child welfare operations is exempt from scrutiny, many parents are "detained" through the partnership of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) with Child Protective Services (CPS).

CPS staff do not have legal training nor do they have policy on inter-jurisdictional partnerships.

For example, the practice of "targeting vulnerable populations", a federal code term to describe minorities, CPS does not need warrants to enter a home nor parental permission to detain and interrogate a child at school.

When a parent comes to pick up the child from school, ICE will be there waiting, along with CPS which places the child in foster care, billing at an enhanced rate.

Once a child is in the foster care system, concurrent planning is immediately put in place.  This means the child is fast tracked to adoption as relative placement is not enforced.

Under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the timeline to initiate Termination of Parental Rights proceedings is 12-months.  If a parent is detained in ICE custody, it will be for 2 to 3 years.

These children bring increased adoption tax credits and monthly adoption subsidies as the children are deemed to be "special needs".

ICE is used to promote the political agenda of human trafficking of children to generate revenue for the tax-exempt child placing agencies and service providers of the child welfare industry.

Deportation does not make sense; it makes millions.

HHS Detained or Removed Immigrant Parents and the Child Welfare System Information

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Why Does Detroit Have So Many Homeless Students & Families?

Sometimes, homeless students miss
school because they have to stand
in the Forgotten Harvest foodlines.

So, why are there so many homeless students in Detroit?

Well, just ask the Wayne County Treasurer and the Detroit Land Bank Authority.

Homelessness is a by-product of fake ass mortgage and property tax foreclosures.

We were not just warned of the increase in student homeless population, we were given a plan by lumping and dumping homeless students in the same Special Needs category as *color-ed* people.

Yup.

You can watch the video in the link, below.

EDUCATION: School Re-Segregation - Brown v. Board Of Education - A Residual Of Predictive Modeling Crap Databases Of Property Ownership & Gerrymandering

Oh, and if you did not know, we are talking about Covenant House, where they are busy, busy, busy, crunching those data to base their fake ass programs on evidence they generate in pretty pictures in their Public Private Partnership white papers.

Yup.

They even found some weird Social Worker, hot out of Wayne State University, doing corporal punishment in making these homeless students respect her authority, in the name of the tax exempt god.

Yup.

See, you need a Social Worker onsite to make sure you can qualify for those fake ass cost reimbursement programs to help homeless students, because they are working on an app.

Yup.

So, instead of ending stealin' the children, land & vote, because this is nothing but another act of gerrymandering, no one is going to talk about the lack of housing stock for these students to be able to live with their families, and not be processed as a datapoint, randomly assigned to maximize revenues.

These students are going to end up enrolled, by database, only.

There are no services in the schools.

They are even trying to get rid of human resources.

At least these charter schools can compete for enrollment, but I am pretty sure this is going to be a Bethany Christian operation.

If we are undercounting students, then we are undercounting the parents, too.

How come the Census cannot be meshed with all the other databases?

They are already creating their own, privatized, predictive modeling crap gerrymandering database libraries.

How come no one will speak upon why we have homeless families in the first place?

Because there is too much money to be made by the Privateers.

Will this new system address human trafficking?

Will these students be placed under the aegis of these schools, in some shape or fashion, like a transfer of parental rights to the new corporate parent?

That is how they can do that "concurrent planning" for permanency to double bill Medicaid.

Detroit schools get automated alert when students enter homeless shelters

Thousands of homeless students aren't being identified as such by their schools, one researcher says. And that means they're not getting the services that could help them stay in school when they need it the most.

A new referral system sends Detroit schools an automatic alert when one of its students enters a homeless shelter. Advocates say it’s a simple but critical step, because they believe Detroit is drastically undercounting the number of students who are homeless.

Unless they’re identified, those students won’t receive the services they’re legally entitled to under federal law, including transportation and immediate enrollment, even if they don’t have the typically required paperwork, like proof of residency. That’s according to Jennifer Erb-Downward, a senior research associate with the University of Michigan’s Poverty Solutions Initiative.

"When we don't identify a child as experiencing homelessness and housing instability, we are denying them a right to education,” she says. “And we are all but guaranteeing they're going to be chronically absent from school.”

How it works

Whenever a family with school-aged children goes through the intake process for a homeless shelter in Detroit, the staff will alert the Wayne Community Metropolitan Community Action Agency, which is already overseeing a county-wide homeless assistance program. The agency will then alert the school’s homeless liaison, a position all school districts are required to fill. They’re currently about three months into the pilot program in Detroit, Erb-Downward says.

“The reason we set it up that way was because the person who administers the countywide homelessness program also has access to the HMIS system, because she's completed training in that. So she can get this automatic referral and then follow up with families to connect them to their schools, to connect them to the supports that they are eligible for," Erb-Downward said.

Why it’s needed

According to Erb-Downward’s research, roughly 1 in 6 kids in Michigan’s public school system is chronically absent (missing 10% or more of school days) and 40% of homeless students were chronically absent in the 2016-2017 school year. Chronically absent students are significantly more likely to drop out of school and less likely to meet grade-level standards, Erb-Downward says.

She says living in unstable conditions, or buildings that lack heat or water can contribute to poor health.

“One of the largest factors driving chronic absenteeism for kids is asthma. And if you're experiencing housing instability and homelessness, being able to control your asthma and not have it be something that prevents you from going to school can be very, very challenging," she said.

Thousands of homeless students not being identified

Because families or students may not feel comfortable telling schools they’re experiencing homelessness, getting those students the help they’re afforded by the federal law (known as the McKinney–Vento Homeless Assistance Act) can be a challenge.

Erb-Downward believes public schools in Detroit are undercounting the number of homeless students they have by thousands.

“There is this sort of unofficial threshold, which is that if less than 10% of low income students in a school district are being identified as experiencing housing instability or homelessness, that there's a possible undercount taking place,” she says.

But in Detroit, 96% of all schools identified less than 10% of low-income students at homeless, according to Erb-Downward. The city’s schools (including both charter the traditional public schools) identified 1,862 students as homeless, she says. But if the 10% threshold holds true, you’d expect to see at least 7,589 students identified as homeless.

“So there really is a very dramatic undercount that's going on,” Erb-Downward says.

But that’s not just a problem in Detroit. In fact, because the city actually has homeless shelters (unlike some parts of the state) this new system is really about capturing the “low hanging fruit,” Erb-Downward says: children who are at least part of the shelter system are far easier to count than those who may never enter a shelter, and instead live their family’s car or crash with a rotation of friends and relatives.

Still, any part of the state that does have a shelter system, could adapt this model.
“This is something that could be replicated across the state, basically in any county,” she says.

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OVERSIGHT: Gosar Makes History By Asking About Child Protective Services, DHS & The Trafficking Tiny Humans Databases - SACWIS, NCMEC

Start @23:26 where Representative Paul Gosar asks McAleenan about ICE detaining children.

He asks about Child Protective Services.

He sets up the caveat of a children being taken across state lines where someone cannot provide water and safety, like ICE.

I want to see someone calling in California, Texas, Arizona Child Protective Services come in and execute their process of legally kidnapping children.

How come children in ICE do not get CPS intervention, considering CPS will snatch a kid if the wind blows in a different direction.

Elijah Cummings is not happy because ICE refuses to release information about the children.

Elijah does not know that "in the best interests of the child" DHS does not have to release anything.

Those kids are being fast tracked on concurrent planning, which means adoption.

Chatter on the streets, as Michigan got those contracts, is new identities are being assigned.

DHS cannot even mesh with SACWIS, well, at least not in Michigan because Nancy Edmunds allowed the state to dole out more money, to try and fix a human trafficking data base, that was never designed to do anything but to generate false claims in modern day residuals of the peculiar institution.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has a database, too.

Thank you, Paul, for making history.

For McAleenan to say he does not know what to do, is ground for his removal from office because all he had to do was to use google because I have databases, unless I am suppressed by Google in searches, which would mean he is being improperly advised in search results, but I digress.

The U.S. has other borders, but no one is talking about the trafficking of tiny humans from our ports or Norther boarder, or our other Southern border, in Michigan, or children from other countries, like Russia, Ukraine, Kosovo, Poland, Haiti, Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya....and the list goes on.

What is going on is the policy of Lebensborn.

I broke this down to its most simplistic factors for understanding about the industry of the residuals of the peculiar institution called Foster Care & Adoption.

Just close your eyes and allow the imagines of The Good Ship Jesus, whose cargo was tiny humans, trafficked across borders.

Once a border baby is placed in the privatized contract of a state, Michigan, the financial ratlines commence for a life of hell for these children... under Michigan laws, where MIED Judge Nancy Edmunds will not do a damn thing about for the last 15 years or so about Michigan, Child Welfare System, because it all started in Michigan.

How come no one asked the State Department to come in and discuss USAID and its foreign, child welfare corporate NGO contractors like the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops?

DWS got real on McAleenan not knowing about interior children being picked up and placed in Un Accompanied Children policy care.

This is more CPS activity of privately contracted Child Placing Agencies.

This is about parental rights.

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