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Virginia State Child Protective Services Take Over Families, Leading American Values to Crumble.

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Virginia state Child Protective Services (CPS) continue to invade the lives of innocent families, in an effort to further the interests of executives who are trying to uphold a politically correct agenda.

State residents are beginning to recognize that state’s child protective services have taken the law to a whole new level.

Personal privacy rights are quickly falling by the wayside, and the state Department of Social Services has the right to go into any house they want without asking permission.

Of course, this raises a number of concerns for concerned Virginia residents with children.

Honest parents in Virginia, thanks to the help of new laws, have lost the right to protect their children from intruders, as Virginia state Child Protective Services executives put new provisions on old laws that once protected the rights of parents.

The organization that was founded to protect children is actually doing the opposite by allowing children to live in a state of constant fear; they worry about being taken away from their parents.

The problem here lies in the fact that every parent’s action is now scrutinized under a microscope, as organized government believes it has a stake in every aspect of people’s lives, including how they raise their children.

This, of course, comes as a shocking surprise for a state that was once considered one of the most conservative in the entire country.

That too is changing, thanks to corrupt politicians, who have taken it upon themselves to reinterpret laws.

Concerns about privacy continue to arise, and are often addressed at Virginia state child protective services forums.

One such concern was that of a parent that homeschools his child.

He wanted to know how CPS viewed parents that home schooled, according to The Organization of Virginia Homeschoolers.

This issue has long been debated in the state of Virginia, but CPS executives state other reasons for removing children from their homes.

For example, if a child says that he has nothing to eat, Virginia state Child Protective Services will come out to the house, and search the refrigerator.

If food is found, the case will be closed, and no further action will be taken.

However, if the family needs assistance obtaining food, CPS will give the family names of people who can help.

In this sense, CPS is doing its job to ensure the welfare of families with children, but at the same time, it would seem appropriate that they call to tell the family they are coming.

Of course, CPS executives assert that they are working for the welfare of the child, but forcefully going into these children’s homes may lead children to believe that they are being taken from their families.

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Investigations in Fairfax County

In Fairfax County, a county in Northern Virginia, child abuse and neglect is taken quite seriously.

In fact, Virginia state Child Protective Services keep track of visits it made in past years.

According to the Fairfax County Government, CPS evaluated roughly 2,235 cases of suspected child abuse in 2008

This is quite necessary in this county, because of random crimes, which take place regularly in Northern Virginia communities.

However, the number of violent crimes in Fairfax pales in comparison to the number of crimes taking place in Alexandria City, another Northern Virginia county.

Quite recently, in fact, a man shot and killed himself and his family in an upscale townhome community.

This happened after he learned his job was in trouble.

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Child Protective Service in Other Virginia Counties

Virginia state Child Protective Services, as a general rule, have offered services to mainly children, but the rules are somewhat different in Chesapeake, Virginia.

CPS in Chesapeake, Virginia also offers protective services to adults with disabilities.

This would make one wonder if all child protective laws are created equal in the state.

If each county has its own rules governing what it can do, then there is no conformity in child protective services throughout the state.

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Child Supervision and Child Protective Services

In Virginia, children must always be in a parent’s care.

Children cannot go outside unsupervised, meaning that they cannot go in the front yard without a parent watching.

This law ensures the well being of Virginia children, but at the same time, this law should be universal.

If the whole country shared in these values, surely they too would adapt stringent laws to ensure that children are protected.

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