IRLI Investigation Finds CASA de Maryland Violating Non-Profit Laws against Political Advocacy - PR Newswire - sacbee.com:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI) recently completed a multi-year investigation of CASA de Maryland, an illegal alien advocacy organization operating in DC and Maryland. IRLI has determined that the organization has egregiously violated its tax exempt status by engaging in electioneering, political and campaign activities. IRLI has filed a complaint with the IRS and Maryland Comptroller, seeking to expose CASA's illegal activities and strip the organization of its 501c3 tax exempt status.
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In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Brevard mom battles partner for custody of their child
Brevard mom battles partner for custody of their child | News - Home:
Same-sex custody battle over child heads to Fla. Supreme Court
Overmedication Rates in Foster Care Children Higher in Georgia
WABE: Overmedication Rates in Foster Care Children Higher in Georgia (2012-02-16):
"Psychotropic medications" such as Ritalin, Risperdal and Xanax help treat mental disorders. But Georgia prescribes these drugs for children in foster care at a higher rate than the national average.Many foster care children in the country are overmedicated.
Indian parents in custody row with Norway meet children
BBC News - Indian parents in custody row with Norway meet children:
An Indian couple in a child custody case in Norway have seen their children for the first time in three months.
An Indian couple in a child custody case in Norway have seen their children for the first time in three months.
Dickinson wants disclosure on revoked foster care licenses
Dickinson wants disclosure on revoked foster care licenses - Sacramento News - Local and Breaking Sacramento News | Sacramento Bee:
A Sacramento lawmaker is hoping to close a legal loophole that allowed a Sacramento middle school teacher to remain in the classroom three years after the state revoked his foster care license following allegations of child sexual abuse.
A Sacramento lawmaker is hoping to close a legal loophole that allowed a Sacramento middle school teacher to remain in the classroom three years after the state revoked his foster care license following allegations of child sexual abuse.
Journal story shows harm of foster care
FORUM: Journal story shows harm of foster care:
On Jan. 22, the Rapid City Journal told the stories of four children taken from their parents, only to be moved from foster home to foster home, ill treated in foster care, and then kicked out as young adults unprepared to survive on their own (“Empty promises and a broken system,” Jan. 22 Journal).
Two of the children said “the experience was painful, enough that they will avoid the foster system at all costs.”
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