Minnesota's vulnerable kids stuck in revolving door

Minnesota's vulnerable kids stuck in revolving door

One in four of Minnesota's abused, troubled or neglected children bounced back into foster care within 12 months of being returned to their parents in 2009, according to new state reports, despite a multiyear effort to improve the stability of the state's child welfare system and to eliminate the harm that comes from failed placements.

Note: That's mean, build up hope just to trash it once again.