💔 Mimi’s Law: When the System Fails a Child, We Must Not Stay Silent
Twelve-year-old Jacqueline “Mimi” Torres-Garcia of
New Britain, Connecticut, should still be here. Instead, her life was stolen
after months of abuse — while the very systems designed to protect her looked
away.
🕯️ What Mimi’s Law Calls For
- Mandatory
in-person welfare checks for homeschooled children or those withdrawn
from public schools.
- Custody
order verification before any parent with a DCF record gains or
resumes custody.
- Cross-agency
alerts and data sharing between schools, law enforcement, and DCF.
- Accountability
and transparency in DCF investigations and case closures.
📈 How the Movement Is Growing
Within days, nearly 100 Connecticut residents signed
the petition and nearly as many shared it online. Our message is simple: Mimi’s
life mattered. Her death must mean something.
- Governor
Ned Lamont
- Senator
Saud Anwar
- Representatives
Liz Linehan and Catherine Osten
- DCF
Commissioner Susan I. Hamilton
🙏 How You Can Help
- Sign
and share the petition: https://c.org/wpYhnWBPL4
- Tag
Connecticut legislators with #MimisLaw and #JusticeForMimi
- Email
your representatives asking them to support these reforms
- Keep
her name in the light — because every child deserves to be seen and
safe.
—
Brenda Milhomme
Broker/Owner | Milhomme Realty Group, LLC
Child Welfare Advocate | Vernon, Connecticut
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