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P.L. 116-260) directs title IV-E agencies to prevent youth from “aging out” of foster care and to facilitate re-entry into foster care for youth who previously aged out of foster care for the period specified in Division X. It also temporarily waives certain title IV-E foster care eligibility requirements for youth age 18 and older.
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