Rescue The Fosters: MOM CALLS FOR HELP, NO ONE CAME! UPDATE!

Stacy Leyko – Mother, Advocate, and Relentless Fighter for Justice Stacy Leyko is a devoted mother, grandmother, and advocate whose personal journey has brought national attention to some of the deepest failures within the American child welfare and family court systems. Her fight began when her two daughters, Abigail and Payton, were taken by Wexford County CPS while she was incarcerated. Despite completing her sentence, parole, and successfully regaining joint custody of her other children, Stacy’s parental rights to Abigail and Payton were permanently terminated under circumstances that continue to raise serious legal, ethical, and civil rights concerns. After their adoption, her daughters were relocated to Tennessee where, tragically, they suffered horrific abuse at the hands of their adoptive parents — an outcome that Stacy had tried desperately to prevent. Both adoptive parents have since been criminally charged. What started as a family’s private heartbreak has become a very public fight for accountability, oversight, and reform. Stacy’s case highlights the systemic failures that many parents face: lack of due process, discrimination against parents with prior legal or addiction histories, the weaponization of family court proceedings, and a CPS system that too often prioritizes adoption quotas over family preservation. Through it all, Stacy has never stopped fighting — not only for her daughters, but for every family facing injustice in a broken system. Today, Stacy works tirelessly to expose corruption, advocate for legislative reform, and build public awareness through media interviews, legal filings, and oversight committee testimony. She has filed civil rights complaints, worked with federal officials, and actively campaigns for what she calls Abby and Payton’s Law — a proposed policy to ensure no family has to experience what hers did. Despite the trauma, Stacy remains a living testimony of resilience, faith, and the unbreakable love of a mother for her children. In addition to her advocacy, Stacy has raised her other children into thriving, successful young adults, and currently helps care for her grandson and an adopted child in Michigan — continuing to demonstrate her capacity as a loving and committed parent every single day. Her story is one of heartbreak — but also one of hope, determination, and a mother’s refusal to be silenced.
First interview link:
https://rumble.com/v6uzkah-rescue-the-fosters-mom-calls-for-help-no-one-came-w-mother-and-advocate-sta.html