POLITICSMay 23 · 15:00 UTCTHE HILLKenneth Braswell and Tova Walsh, opinion contributors

Weaponizing passports won’t help American kids

The U.S. Department of State plans to revoke passports from Americans with unpaid child support, a policy critics argue disproportionately impacts fathers and represents an outdated approach to child support enforcement.

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