Change In Guatemalan Law May Threaten 3,000 U.S. Adoptions
Tagged: children, Guatemala, Guatemalan
Their clothes hang in the closet, their crib sheets are neatly smoothed, and their toys sit on shelves, still wrapped in plastic.
Maverick and Catalina were supposed to have arrived at their new home in Holly Springs months ago, but the babies, now 11 months old, remain in a foster home in Guatemala.
They were to have been among more than 4,700 children from the impoverished Central American country adopted by U.S. residents in 2007. Instead, they are among thousands whose adoptions are threatened by changing laws and political strife.”*
*From: www.myfoxal.com
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