
DNA kits for Texas kids: Plan evokes strong reaction from parents, grandparents nationwide
Fox News
As Texas prepares to hand out DNA kits to schoolchildren to bring home to parents, other concerned caregivers are weighing in on the issue of DNA kits for kids — and what it says about society.
While the kits are a "voluntary identification card" to be kept by a child’s guardian in order to help law enforcement potentially find missing children, parents are tense — especially in the wake of the shooting in Uvalde, Texas, in May of this year. "Prayer and more prayer – may God help us when we get to this point, feeling we need to send kids home with DNA kits." "Because this stuff has been slow-rolled, society and parents are becoming almost numb to this insanity and actually tolerating it." Deirdre Reilly is a senior editor in lifestyle with Fox News Digital.
"While this is helpful in the event of a child going missing, at the same time, my heart sinks," a Massachusetts public school administrator told Fox News Digital this week about the DNA program.