City
Epaper

Trump signs order to support children coming out of foster care

By ANI | Updated: November 14, 2025 07:10 IST

Washington DC [US], November 14 : On Thursday (local time), US President Donald Trump signed a "Fostering the Future" ...

Open in App

Washington DC [US], November 14 : On Thursday (local time), US President Donald Trump signed a "Fostering the Future" Executive Order building on the First Lady's initiative to modernise the foster care system and empower youth transitioning out of foster care with the tools they need for independence and success.

"The Bible tells us that one of the measures of any society is how it cares for vulnerable children and orphans... so as we Make America Great Again, we are going to protect American children in foster care," Trump said at the White House.

{{{{twitter_post_id####

Trump added that the order aimed to give every child a safe home.

"Under the Trump Administration, we believe that every American child deserves a safe and loving home, and we're determined to support the amazing families who help make that happen. I just want to thank you all for being in the White House," he said.

Trump talked about how every year, 15,000 children find themselves at a paucity of support upon stepping outside of foster care homes.

"Each year, more than 15,000 young people age out of the foster care system, and unfortunately, too many struggle to become self-sufficient. The order I will sign in a few moments will provide vital new resources to help young people transition out of the foster care system and live a very happy and very successful life," he said.

He credited the order to Melania, saying that it was because of her dedication to America's youth.

"This afternoon, I'm delighted to sign a historic executive order... to make America's foster care system better, fairer, and more effective than ever before... all of this has been made possible by First Lady Melania Trump's incredible devotion to America's youth," he said.

}}}}

"This executive order gives me tremendous pride. It is both empathetic, and strategic. I predict this small spark today will ignite a profound and lasting nationwide movement," Melania said.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

Other SportsAsian Games will be the biggest challenge for India in 2026

InternationalFormer Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia's family pay their last respects to her ahead of Namaz-e-Janaza

BusinessNykaa Beauty Rewind 2025: What India Loved, Layered and Lived In

MaharashtraPune News: 'My Wife Will Donate Her Kidney,' Patient’s Claim Leads to Transplant, ₹15 Lakh Deal Triggers Major Twist

Social Viral‘You Call Him Babu’: Viral Video Shows Woman Slapping, Kicking and Abusing Another in Kanpur Over Alleged Affair With Her Boyfriend

International Realted Stories

InternationalPakistan: PTI says protestors outside Adiala jail dispersed using water cannons

InternationalSea of mourners gather in Dhaka as Bangladesh bids farewell to former PM Khaleda Zia

InternationalPakistan: PTI withdraws parliamentary board for Islamabad local polls over constitutional issues

InternationalS. Korea to extend visa fee waiver for group tourists from 6 nations, including India

InternationalUS announces sanctions over alleged Iran-Venezuela weapon trade