Felons avoid deportation, slip back into community

Article Abstract:

The Immigration and Naturalization service (INS) is supposed to track convicts in state prisons who are not American citizens, hold deportation hearings while they are locked up, and on the days of their release put them on planes to their native lands. According to the General Accounting Office (GAO), about a third of the criminal aliens were never deported because the INS failed to show up at their prisons.

Management dynamics, Management, Criticism and interpretation, United States. Immigration and Naturalization Service, Company business management, Administrative agencies, Government agencies

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Foster care

Article Abstract:

Two journalists described their investigation of the Specialized Alternatives for Family and Youth foster care agency in Ohio. The agency was investigated after allegations of neglect, abuse and lax regulations arose, and confirmation of the allegations was obtained by the end of the investigation. Changes to Ohio's foster care agency were enacted.

Ohio, Foster home care

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Parental rights

Article Abstract:

An investigation into the termination of parental rights in Beaver County, PA, revealed that several adoptions were made without parental consent, and that the child welfare system needed to be changed because of corrupt practices. Cases for which adoptions were changed due to the investigation are briefly described.

Laws, regulations and rules, Adoption, Termination of parental rights, Beaver County, Pennsylvania

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