RFK Jr., the chief of America’s Health and Human Services agency, has confirmed that the administration of President Donald Trump is reversing the Joe Biden-era discrimination against Christians in foster care programs.
That was pursued under Biden’s administration because of his penchant for the LGBT ideology, especially transgenderism. He pushed that belief throughout multiple government programs and even around the globe while he was in the White House.
On the specific level of foster care, he insisted that states forbid Christians from taking in foster children unless they violated their own faith and promised to promote the alternative sexual lifestyle choices to children.
They even told states to write that into their laws, and some did.
That left a huge hole in the supply of families able to take in foster children across the nation.
But that practice is being abandoned, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., confirmed.
President Trump and First Lady Trump’s vision for foster care is one family for every one child. Currently, there are two children for every available foster family because the Biden Administration was excluding an entire class of foster families due to their religious beliefs.… pic.twitter.com/S41QaETV0c
— Secretary Kennedy (@SecKennedy) April 16, 2026
He issued a social media statement that, “President Trump and First Lady Trump’s vision for foster care is one family for every one child. Currently, there are two children for every available foster family because the Biden Administration was excluding an entire class of foster families due to their religious beliefs. This is unacceptable, and we are changing that.”
Not the Bee said, “We’re making foster care great again, everyone. If you remember, Biden excluded Christian families who disagreed with the gaystapo from caring for children in need.”
The report noted there’s little RFK Jr. “can do from his position to reverse and undo laws passed by individual states (famously Massachusetts) who followed the previous admins directive to discriminate against Christians, but to reverse this directive is a major step in the right direction.”
