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To: ChemistCat
actually, its the US government that is not making it easy to adopt children from Asia due to the fact that its quite common for the children to be abducted and then sold as has happened many times throughout the region.
35 posted on 03/22/2003 10:50:58 AM PST by Enemy Of The State (Tell those F@#KERS with laundry on their heads that Its wash day and we're bringing the may tag!)
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To: Enemy Of The State
its the US government that is not making it easy to adopt children from Asia due to the fact that its quite common for the children to be abducted and then sold as has happened many times throughout the region.

Sadly, this occurred in many of the old Soviet bloc nations as well. Legitimate adoption agencies understand that there is a necessarily lengthy process involved in placing children in good homes. Unfortunately, this process also enables an adoption Black Market to develop. Uncaring parents may be willing to sell their offspring to the highest bidder. Or worse, unscrupulous people engage in infant abductions to profit from those desperately eager to become parents. It's an extremely nasty business that not only crosses international boundaries, but also within our own borders.

39 posted on 03/22/2003 11:52:14 AM PST by Willie Green (Go Pat Go!!!)
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To: Enemy Of The State
"....actually, its the US government that is not making it easy to adopt children from Asia due to the fact that its quite common for the children to be abducted and then sold as has happened many times throughout the region."

Do you have any sources to back these statements up?

44 posted on 03/22/2003 3:23:13 PM PST by Artist
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