Once again we see a government agency given a name that describes the exact opposite of what the agency actually does.  Child Protecive Services DOES NOTHING to protect children.  In fact, CPS is one of the most evil, corrupt government operations responsible for destroying lives all over out country.

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A speech given by Nancy Schaefer on Child Protection Services. The system cannot be trusted.  It does not serve the American people.
 

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•   Nancy Schaefer Exposes the EVIL CPS (April 2009)
  A speech given by Nancy Schaefer on Child Protection Services. The system cannot be trusted.  It does not serve the American people.
•   Corruption in Child Protective Services (CPS)
  Once again we see a government agency given a name that describes the exact opposite of what the agency actually does.  Child Protecive Services DOES NOTHING to protect children.  In fact, CPS is one of the most evil, corrupt government operations responsible for destroying lives all over out country.

CPS profits from family separation, turning child welfare into a billion-dollar industry where courts,
agencies, and service providers cash in on every removal. It’s a racket that must end.

AmGreatness.com

Child Protective Services (CPS) and its various counterparts—such as the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF), the Department of Family Services (DFS), the Department of Children and Families (DCF), and other similarly named agencies—operate under the guise of protecting children. In reality, these agencies have become an industry unto themselves, profiting off the removal of children and the destruction of families. Every child taken from their home represents a payday for the state, foster care agencies, court-mandated service providers, and an entire network of professionals whose financial survival depends on keeping the system running.

Most people don’t realize that removing children from their homes is not just an act of state intervention—it’s a multi-billion-dollar industry. Under the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997, states receive federal Title IV-E funding for every child placed in foster care. The more children removed, the more money the state gets. States even receive bonus payments for finalized adoptions, creating an incentive to permanently sever parental rights rather than reunite families.