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[–] NotTooLate [S] 0 points 3 points (+3|-0) ago 

highlight Regulatory changes in the three states have made it too difficult to care for children under Boys Town’s model, Pick said.

“California, New York and Texas are attempting to reform their child welfare system and are doing so in ways that makes it difficult to provide quality, family-style care of the type Boys Town has built a long history of providing,” he said.

Such regulations, Pick said, include changes in the level of care required for youths to be referred to residential care, contractual requirements that dictate how treatment programs deliver services and mandated lengths of stay that are shorter than what Boys Town recommends.

“Operating ... in these states is not part of our current or emerging strategic plan,” Pick said.

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[–] carmencita 1 point 5 points (+6|-1) ago 

I wonder if they will move to more "friendly" states. Keep your eyes and ears open. This sounds like a good thing, that states are clamping down.

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[–] 9703991? 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago  (edited ago)

They don't need to operate in these states anymore because they already have captured the minds needed in order to fulfill there agenda of " turning boys into girls and girls into boys" they have 2 of the most liberal states jacked up Mentally , now they have to spread their cancer thouroghly .

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