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US: Our View: Law meant to protect tribal kids could put them in harm’s way

August 3, 2017 by Greg Cywnar

➡ From Child Welfare Information Gateway

US: Our View: Law meant to protect tribal kids could put them in harm’s way
Havasu News-Herald – August 02, 2017
The appeal claims that applying the act to private cases such as the termination of parental rights accomplishes no legitimate government purpose and has the potential to cause harm by forcing parents to make efforts to reunify their children with people they consider unsafe. Indeed, the different standards would seem to make children in such cases more vulnerable to abuse than non-tribal children.
http://www.havasunews.com/opinion/our-view-law-meant-to-protect-tribal-kids-could-put/article_fba1c86a-7747-11e7-a428-17232915a791.html

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