DCYF Whistleblower Warns Law Put Children at Risk
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A former Washington Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) supervisor argues that the state's Keeping Families Together Act has made it harder to remove children from potentially dangerous situations. The supervisor says agency employees warned lawmakers about the policy years before it became law. Subscribe for more coverage of Washington politics, child welfare, government accountability, and breaking news. #DCYF #WashingtonState #ChildSafety #KeepingFamiliesTogetherAct #WashingtonPolitics #BreakingNews #GovernmentAccountability #CurrentEvents