in the county where a.j. lived, 40% of children must leave the county to be placed in foster homes, which can have adverse impacts. and the need for foster care in illinois grew by 20% between 2017 and 2018. while the number of foster homes is decreasing at the fastest rate in the country. local agencies are reviewing the policies surrounding a.j.'s death but congress must act as well. here are two things i am doing and that our colleagues here can do as well to prevent another tragedy like a.j.'s. first, join me as a member of the congressional foster youth caucus to support people to become foster parents and place children into stable homes. second, seek data-informed solutions. this week, i championed a bipartisan amendment to the child abuse and treatment act to study the effects of parental substance use disorders on children removed from a family. i hope my colleagues will join me in supporting foster youth and families across this country. we must all work to ensure tragedies like a.j.'s death never h

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