As the world's leader in adopting children of other countries, we have a responsibility to ensure that intercountry adoption take place in a way that guarantees the children's safety and fully protects the rights of both the adoptive parents and the birth parents.
Dave Camp: “As the world's leader in adopting children of other countries, we have a responsibility to ensure that intercountry…”
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Responsibility of the U.S. in intercountry adoptions.
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