Illinois lawmakers eying reappointment of child welfare director – Center Square

In 2022, nearly 50 more children died while under the supervision of DCFS than in 2021. Director Marc Smith has received at least eight contempt of court orders after the agency failed to place youth in proper care in a timely manner. State Rep. Charles Meier said Smith needs to go: "It seems like in Illinois, we never learn from our mistakes."
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Pat S.
3 years ago

Let’s see … Illinois wants to kill kids in the womb, undereducate the ones who are born, then if they become wards of the state, put them in the care of a system that is inept from the top down.

Guess Illinois just doesn’t value boys and girls – unless they’re boys who want to be girls or girls who want to be boys.

Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

Killing kids and breaking the law are Illinois values

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