As many as 200,000 international adoptees lack citizenship, often because their parents never completed the naturalization process for them. And even with the right paperwork, many face the threat of racial profiling.
As many as 200,000 international adoptees lack citizenship, often because their parents never completed the naturalization process for them. And even with the right paperwork, many face the threat of racial profiling.
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