Skip to content

More than 250 Organizations Urge the House to Prioritize Children’s Safety in FY26 DHS Appropriations Vote

"Our government should always put the best interests and well-being of children first in any policies, decisions, actions, or activities in which kids are impacted."
Share:

IPS’s Criminalization of Race and Poverty Program joins the Coalition on Human Needs and over 250 other organizations in a joint letter urging the House to prioritize children’s safety in the upcoming FY26 DHS appropriations vote.

“Our government should always put the best interests and well-being of children first in any policies, decisions, actions, or activities in which kids are impacted,” the letter urges.

Read the full letter and list of signatories.

For press inquiries, contact IPS Deputy Communications Director Olivia Alperstein at olivia@ips-dc.org. For recent press statements, visit our Press page.

Subscribe to our newsletter