Don't blame an Indian adoption law for the custody fight over a Choctaw child - LA Times:
To the editor: People need to realize that the 6-year-old Choctaw girl removed from a Santa Clarita foster home would not have been with that family for more than four years if it wasn’t for the fact that they kept going to court to try to adopt a child who was not available for adoption. (“A child was taken from her foster parents because she's 1/64 Choctaw. That's cruel,” Readers React, June 16)
Exposing Child UN-Protective Services and the Deceitful Practices They Use to Rip Families Apart And Exposing the Unethical Practices Used Against our Loved Ones by so called Doctors and Hospitals
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Don't blame an Indian adoption law for the custody fight over a Choctaw child
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