As the cost of groceries, gas, and more expenses for raising a family continue to rise, investments in programs that lift our children, such as child care, continue to be critical. However, recent data from urbaninstitute showcases funding for programs for children will make up an even smaller portion of federal spending moving forward, with an estimated 6% spent on children by fiscal year 2035. There is growing evidence that investing in programs serving children yields benefits for kids, society, and the economy at large, with some estimating a $7 return for every $1 spent. Demand Republicans in Congress reject $70 billion in funding for an out-of-control ICE and CBP, and Trump's ballroom and instead invest in health care, child care, aging and disability care, food assistance, and lowering costs for families! #FundCareNotICE