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Protecting Federal Benefits for Foster Children
Thousands of children in foster care nationwide are eligible for federal benefits, such as Social Security Administration disability and survivor benefits, either due to their own disability or due to the death of their birth parents. Many state agencies incorporate these funds into their own budgets to cover the cost of the child’s foster care instead of distributing them directly to foster youth.
The Lou Holtz Show with Matt Whitaker | S1E22
Coach Lou Holtz welcomes Matt Whitaker, former Acting U.S. Attorney General and Iowa football star, to discuss leadership, faith, and putting America first.
Protecting American Elections From Foreign Influence
While federal law prohibits non-citizen voting in federal elections, the U.S. has, in practice, opened the door wide to non-citizen voting through (1) the lack of enforcement mechanisms, (2) poor elections administration by certain states, and (3) mass illegal immigration.
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