RFK Jr. just moved to end the practice in 39 states that take survivor benefits from foster kids and use the money to cover agency costs
When parents die, the money they earned for their children should go to their children
RFK Jr. just moved to end the practice in 39 states that take survivor benefits from foster kids and use the money to cover agency costs.
When parents die, the money they earned for their children should go to their children.
Not to the state.
RFK Jr. just moved to end the practice in 39 states that take survivor benefits from foster kids and use the money to cover agency costs.
— MAHA Action (@MAHA_Action)December 11, 2025
When parents die, the money they earned for their children should go to their children.
Not to the state. pic.twitter.com/1FB1CPhDiY
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