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What Is My Hope For America's Future

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With what has been happening in our country lately, I’m not sure how our future will end up like. If my hopes would happen, though, I feel like it would help make our country better as a whole and as individuals.

My first hope I have for America 's future is kids that are put up for adoption not costing so much. Right now, the average a kid can cost to get adopted is $40,000 and as long as 2-7 years for the adoption to happen. (1) Not only that, but thousands of children all the way from infants to 18 years old are up for adoption. (2) I would also like for these children to be able to have better facilities. I have heard of places where kids would stay that have not been good. The adults who would also take care of these kids would treat them horrible. If children aren’t able to be or do not get adopted, at least they would have a good place to stay. I believe that by seeing a reduced cost, more children would be adopted and would be able to get a good home. …show more content…

Altogether, there are about 1.6 billion people without homes, (3) 3.5 million homeless every night, (4) and 1.35 million of those are children. (5) Even though people are homeless, I would also like to see more people helping them out. Seeing homeless people on the street makes me sad, but you also do not know if they are faking being homeless or not. I would also like them being able to have a chance to work to earn some money so they can get back up on their feet. Places like Springfield, though, have had police warn against giving money to them. Instead, they urge people giving them a place to stay or giving them food to eat that way they don’t use the money for bad. By doing these things, I believe that more homeless people will be given

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