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Comment on Ending CPS home searches’ evasion of the Fourth Amendment by Georgia Hartle

Georgia Hartle — Wed, 07 Jan 2026 03:21:59 +0000

CYS game October 2nd and took my son they authorized medication that I did not authorize I’ve been trying all this time since October 2nd to now to try to get that medicine taken off my son try to file to emotions they won’t let me do it haven’t talked to my son in two weeks haven’t seen my son ever since I’ve taken him they’ve taken our rights and my son is right what do I do I need help my time is running out they have a permanency hearing on the 28th of January permit dependency hearing

Comment on Ending CPS home searches’ evasion of the Fourth Amendment by Nina Carson

Nina Carson — Sun, 05 Oct 2025 07:16:01 +0000

In reply to Tina Catoe.

If you know there is no running water in a home should it be reported?
If the house is messy with clothes and other ?
If the mother and others who live in the home uses meth ?
You can even move the child’s bedroom so full of stuff?
The child dose not go to school only when she feels like it or the the mother decides to take her to totally different school?

Comment on Ending CPS home searches’ evasion of the Fourth Amendment by Tina Catoe

Tina Catoe — Wed, 20 Aug 2025 17:20:23 +0000

In reply to Selina L.S. Espinoza.

I allowed DSS inspect my home, can I refuse to let them in next time?

Comment on Ending CPS home searches’ evasion of the Fourth Amendment by Felicity Marczak

Felicity Marczak — Tue, 06 May 2025 15:13:33 +0000

I was forced to voluntarily sign my rights. In MN, they Give you two options when it comes down to a time in court when they are trying to take your rights. voluntarily sign your rights, and You get to keep your next baby, or take it to trial, and if you lose,they can automatically no questions asked, remove your next child from your home. Or from the hospital as soon as you have it. I recently birthed a beautiful healthy baby girl. She’s two weeks old now. A week ago c p s came and knocked on my door they said that because I voluntarily signed my rights they have a right to come and check on my new baby and me. I complied with the request for a drug test, And
Passed it. And I got to see my Daughter , so they can see that she is healthy and while taking care. Now they are claiming that they Have a right to also come and See inside my home. And also that they have a right to drug test my daughters Dad because he is in the home and because he has ONE drug charge on his record that he’s on probation for. Our daughter is his first, so he’s got no CPS involvement. I agreed to have them come see my house and that appt is Friday. Can anyone tell me, exactly where I stand, BY LAW? Do they have those rights or are they just really bullying me. They have proof by way of my prenatal doctors and with my daughters.Postnatal visits that she is healthy and well taken care of, In fact for her week check up The doctor said that the reason she is so Smiley and Relaxed And just an all around Happy healthy baby, Not to mention that she is also above Average in her recovery from birth, is because she is in such a (good positive stress free home environment).

Comment on Ending CPS home searches’ evasion of the Fourth Amendment by Melinda Vincil

Melinda Vincil — Tue, 18 Mar 2025 02:44:28 +0000

The best thing to do is to never let a CPS worker in your home. Let them see your children are ok, but do not let them inside. You may want to just clear things up and let them see you are a good parent. Yet, they are there looking to find ways that you aren’t. They aren’t called “baby snatchers” for no reason. Job security for them is to find unfit parents. Do not give them the opportunity to make your life a living hell. They have been given too much power and do more harm than good.

Comment on Completing ICWA’s History by Kate Fort

Kate Fort — Tue, 11 Feb 2025 00:17:56 +0000

Margaret Jacobs told the story of Native women activists and AAIA in great detail in her book, A Generation Removed, in 2014.

While parent attorneys are an important part of this activism, in the context of ICWA, tribal attorneys work day in and out (including in Brackeen) to ensure ICWA’s promise is met.

Comment on Ending CPS home searches’ evasion of the Fourth Amendment by Nancy

Nancy — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 12:42:08 +0000

I am the Grand parent of a child in cps case and was deemed non biological parent but charged with being dangerous to be with my Grand daughter without supervision because she came positive for meth they couldn’t prove where it came from moms or mine but the original complaint was on moms drug use around the child not mine. I have traumatic experience with cps so my PTSD kicked in anxiety you name it they made me the perp in there case didn’t send me documents until I lost my career in caregiver or adults with developmental disabilities what can I do now since it’s past time they said am I screwed for clearing my name

Comment on Ending CPS home searches’ evasion of the Fourth Amendment by Taracotta Jennings

Taracotta Jennings — Thu, 14 Nov 2024 17:35:46 +0000

My children and I have been subjected and separated due to this bias…

Comment on Ending CPS home searches’ evasion of the Fourth Amendment by Shawnee

Shawnee — Wed, 24 Jul 2024 05:45:03 +0000

In reply to Selina L.S. Espinoza.

Yes

Comment on Ending CPS home searches’ evasion of the Fourth Amendment by Selina L.S. Espinoza

Selina L.S. Espinoza — Mon, 22 Jul 2024 04:42:23 +0000

Is it true that cps has to close their case in 30 days