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Most children in foster care don’t know their rights. Only half know what to do if those rights are violated.

By Josh Prior|2026-06-03T17:44:00-07:00June 3, 2026|Comments Off on Most children in foster care don’t know their rights. Only half know what to do if those rights are violated.

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