Simone Huits |
• South Korea, once a leading source of children put up for adoption abroad, now offers the most visible example of a major flaw in the system. |
Before 2000, the U.S. did not automatically grant citizenship to foreign adoptees, and some who have been convicted of crimes have been deported to birth countries they left decades ago. |
The South Korean pictured above, who was adopted at age 8 by an American family, was sent to Seoul in 2012 with no language skills or contacts. He killed himself last month. |
Sunday, July 2, 2017
A Korean Adoptee - Immigration Story
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