So out of tens of thousands of kids, you have never... terminated an agreement?
Four percent home visits. It is no wonder you have these kinds of problems.
I would add, as you know, that there was no criminal conviction that was too serious.
And here you are saying that ORR's policy change is not likely to help kids most vulnerable to labor trafficking.
Even if they did the background check and found out that someone was a habitual sex offender, HHS policy was there was no----
One thing we have found in our study is the investigation revealed that HHS does not know.
I mean, this is, I think, an extraordinary failure.
Even if they are doing fingerprinting on some of these sponsors and asking about criminal records...
I would encourage you to read it. HHS has had quite a long time to think about it.
You do not think that there could have been a better outcome with alternative practices?
Shouldn't we be performing home studies on all non-relatives?