As I listen to the comments from our witnesses today, it makes me think about the consequences for families and children, for the United States, of working-aged men not participating in the work force.
Reichert highlights the societal impact of men not working.
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I know that you and I have a few shared priorities, including successfully updating NAFTA and combatting unfair trade practices.
And most of the young people who are out there on the streets involved in sort of this lifestyle have been victimized at home, sexually abused, mentally, emotionally, physically, and are driven to the streets and they are abused…
It is about drug and alcohol abuse. It is about human trafficking. It is about crime.
We need to go back to the basics, I think, and what can we do, especially in the foster care world too.
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