No words for a Parents to say nor explain the painful ordeal to go through burying your child twice in order to set their brainwashed kids free..17 years after burial we had to exhume our beloved twin Son Samier's remains that God preserved to have him re-examined in order to provide the medical evidence that Wayne County Medical Examiners office destroyed in keeping what God had witnessed had taken place of Nov. 21st of 1985...God is the best of Planners, they planned and God preserved, with that went back to court and Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Edward A. Thomas ordered Wayne County to Amend my Son's Death Certificate to classify the Manner of Death was Accidental Not Homicide...It taken 22 years of pains and sorrows for finally the truth to be knowing that my beloved twin Son Samier wasn't Murdered. As Painful as it is to keep going through all of my advocacy for families and children's in making sure no others can taste our family's on going nightmares, saving one child is all worth of my pains and sorrows in making sure justice will prevail for all innocence in giving them a Voice of Hope to the Voiceless by implementing legislation as we did in the passing of the AMER Act that was signed to law in Dec. 14th of 2010, as our humble mission continues to get our National Bill HR 1868 reintroduced back to Congress. The AMER current Mission is providing a Safe Haven fit familiar temporarily transitional placements that fits within the best interest of the child. The AMER future foster care facility is a nonprofit 501 c 3 tax exempt. To learn more of it's goals and mission please visit the AMER website at www.amerfostercare.org.

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Congresswoman Debbie Dingell calls on members of Congress to Co-sponsor H.R. 4990 Rehab and Ahmed Amer Foster Care Improvement Act of 2018

At this time, Congresswoman Dingell of Michigan is calling upon members of Congress across the United States to co-sponsor H.R. 4990 Rehab and Ahmed Amer Foster Care Improvement Act of 2018. This legislation will enhance the existing federal policy of encouraging state foster care programs to place children in the care of willing and able relatives by requiring States that receive federal funding for foster care programs to add certain procedural enhancements to their programs, to ensure a more effective placement decision-making process.

This Bill is a modest but important measure that will enhance the fairness of the foster care placement process and establish protective protocol, to minimize the long term detrimental impact on children who are removed from their familial surroundings. The Bill will further promote the federal policy of encouraging the placement of a child with a willing and able relative, in a safe and familiar environment.

Bill Summary

February 8th 2018--Introduced. H.R. 4990 Rehab and Ahmed Amer Foster Care Improvement Act of 2018 - Amends part E (Foster Care and Adoption Assistance) of title IV of the Social Security Act to revise requirements that states must follow to contact the adult relatives of a child removed from the custody of his or her parents. Requires the state, within 90 days after making a placement decision, to provide notice of the decision and the reasons for it to each parent of the child, each relative who has expressed an interest in caring for the child, the guardian, and other specified parties. Requires the state to establish procedures to: (1) allow a person who receives such a notice to request documentation of the reasons for the decision involved, (2) allow the attorney for the child to petition the court involved to review the decision, and (3) require the court to commence such a review on the record after receiving such a petition.

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                     The Proposed "Amer Act"Hb 4118.

                  Signed to Law on December 14th 2010.

Recognizing that families are the foundation of American society, and one of our nation%u2019s oldest, most important, and most cherished institutions, and that families are headed by parents who have natural, and self evident legal and moral rights in respect to their children and extended family members that should not be tampered with, or terminated by governments, agencies of the government, or any other worldly entity, except in the most extreme and crisis situations, the Amer Act seeks to protect Michigan families. For the purpose of this legislation, family is defined as a mother, father and children, and any combination of said family members sharing a single, or any number of different domiciles. Also for the purpose of the Act, immediate and extended family is described as blood, or other legal relationships that meet the legal definition of family as it is understood, and described in Michigan law, within the degrees of association that traditionally distinguish and define immediate and extended family members.

Recognizing that extended families are a natural result of generations of family continuity and growth, and an important aspect of family, an essential and cherished social institution, the Amer Act recognizes the rights of extended families, and extended family members as they exist under the accepted definitions, and seeks to also protect the extended family.

No government agency, law enforcement, representative, representative body, people, group, or groups, associations, etc., governmental, or non-governmental, working alone, or on behalf of the state or federal government, will seek to physically separate, or cause to be separated, a parent, or parents, or family members, or extended family members, living together as a family, except under the following circumstances:

1 (a) A state or federal court, after a thorough investigation, and based upon the proven facts associated with an alleged criminal act of psychological abuse, incest, violence, or other criminal act, orders that parental rights should be terminated, either permanently, or temporarily, to protect minor children from a real and proven threat presented by the parents.

1 (b) A state or federal court, after a thorough investigation of the facts associated with an alleged criminal act of psychological abuse, incest, violence, or other criminal act, orders that parental rights should be terminated, either permanently, or temporarily, to protect minor children from a real and proven threat presented by other members of the family or extended family living within the same domicile.

2. When a court orders either temporary or permanent termination of parental rights, adult extended family members, identified by either the parents or the child or children of that family, must be notified, and given a reasonable amount of time to arrange to take temporary or permanent custody of their family members before children can be placed in foster homes or orphanages, and before custody can be granted to the state or county.

3. Extended family members who take temporary custody of minor or adult disabled family members will be provided with the same monetary and administrative support that foster parents receive from the state and county government and its agencies. Also, the Natural Parents are expected to pay child support Only to basic extended family to care, as much as the family was accustomed to paying when the children were at home.

4. A 90 day period shall be given for parents to appeal a court order, once an order has been issued to terminate parental rights, and after children are removed from a dangerous home environment or situation. Also, parents should be counseled on their rights and responsibilities, at length and in detail, by someone without incentive to hold the parents or children captive to the state, and for the parents to have a right to a jury trial in open court.

5. Under no circumstances will a parent or parents be forced into self-incrimination in order to retain, or to regain their parental rights. Either by the state, its agents and those working in association with, or on behalf should not provide such a documents or a service plan for parents to sign by incriminating themselves in order to regain custody of their children.

6. The state, its agents and those working in association with, or on behalf of the state or federal government must make it their prerogative and priority in every case, to preserve family unity, and to support familial harmony.

7 (a) The state, its agents and those working in association with, should be held accountable by law to adhere to the statues and policies of the state and assure protection of the rights of parents and children under Constitution of the United States and the State of Michigan. Also adhere to FEDERAL regulations, if the States are to continue receiving funds from the federal government.

7 (b) If in the course of the investigation or court proceeding it is found and proven that any actor of the state, county, court, or organization contracted by the state, county, court has falsified any document, committed perjury or otherwise committed an act of commission or omission that would cause children to be removed from the home of the biological parents this person will be charged with misdemeanor punishable by no less than 6 months in jail and or $1000 fine. Said person will be suspended with pay until an investigation and resolution of the allegation has been decided.

7 (c) If in the course of the investigation or court proceeding it is found and proven that any actor of the state, county, or organization contracted by the state, county, or court has falsified any documents, committed perjury or otherwise committed an act of commission or omission that would cause children to be permanently removed from the parents custody and parental rights terminated this person or persons shall be charged with a felony punishable by no less than 1 and no more than 3 years in a state penitentiary and or a $25,000 fine. Said person will be suspended with pay until an investigation and resolution of the allegation has been decided. Said person upon conviction of these allegation should be imprisoned no less than 10 years, their licenses should be revoked and not be allowed to hold a position with either the state of MI. or it's contractors or any other organization or business dealing with the safety and well being of children for the rest of their lives.

7 (d) Their names will appear in a state registry that may be accessed by any business, organization or entity that works with children or vulnerable adult in any capacity.
Laws should be followed by all, and no one is above the law in order to make sure that all families rights are protected.

8. The state should adopt the Title E-IV waiver. This operates like family preservation, meaning that the children remain in the home while services are provided. To minimize the damage by keeping families united and by making sure that no addition traumas are incurred. In addition, the money should be reduced across the board, period, for every child displaced.
One thing is for sure, once the money is minimize, the less children will be taken. If financial incentive's are the bases for all the removing of children, then, take the financial incentive away.

9 (a) If a child is placed outside the home of its natural parents, the child will be placed in a home (whether a foster home or the home of relatives) that shares the same religion and ethnicity of the natural family, particularly where religious laws regarding food have been observed in the home of the natural family.

9 (b) The child will be called by its given name, not an Anglicized version of that name or a nickname, and will be provided with continuing religious education and participation where feasible (i.e., related to the religion of the family of origin).

10 (a) The state and its agents should protect parents and children's rights, for a parent to go back to court to prove their innocence even when an adoption accrued, it should never prevent a parents rights to be heard just because an adoption had taken place.

10 (b) In addition, all adoption incentives should be ceased except in cases of children who are severely handicapped physically, mentally, or emotionally or are medically fragile necessitating exceptional expense for extra care needed. Also making sure that foster warden appoints to take over the care of a severely handicapped child, this warden should have the benefit of full support services and respite breaks--in lieu of extra money!

If any one has any questions or in need of more information on our family's over two decades of Injustice that caused us to lose our God giving rights to raise our own kids. You can e-mail us at RAamer1@aol.com

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