Biden’s deputies are pressuring state child welfare agencies to “affirm” abandoned or homeless kids who declare an “LGBT” identity.
President Joe Biden’s deputies are pressuring the 50 states’ child welfare agencies to ensure that abandoned or homeless kids who declare an “LGBT” identity must be placed with foster homes and organizations that “affirm” their claimed sexual status.
In this Dec.13, 2018 photo, Laura, a “transgender child,” looks from behind a glass door during recess at the Amaranta Gomez school in Santiago, Chile.
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