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Former foster youth hopeful that Trump’s plan may help teens find stability | Morning in America

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President Donald Trump on Thursday is set to sign the “Fostering the Future” executive order, aimed at expanding resources for teens aging out of the foster care system. Charell Star, a former foster youth and vice president of New York City’s chapter of Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children, tells "Morning in America" she is hopeful the executive order will help young people aging out of foster care to land on their feet.

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