The Indian Child Welfare Act Was Passed in Order to

The Indian Child Welfare Act was passed in order to

A) recognize traditional Native American child-rearing practices in which a child may live with different family members over time and not be homeless
B) reduce the degree to which non-Indian foster parents would alienate the child from his or her culture
C) make sure testimony is heard from someone familiar with Indian culture before the child can be removed from his or her home and placed in foster care
D) achieve all of the above