When China abruptly announced on September 4 that it had terminated its longstanding international adoption program, it left in limbo hundreds of children whose adoptions were still pending, including ...
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Hundreds of US families adopting special needs children from China left in limbo: ‘She’s 11 and still waiting for us’
Penelope has never slept in the bed her American parents first made for her when she was five. Now 11, she has never worn the clothes they’ve filled her dresser drawers with, many times over as she ...
In this file photo, newly-naturalized Jillian, 4, originally from China, is held by her adoptive mother Eileen Kalerduring during a ceremony at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services offices in ...
China is ending most foreign adoptions of its children, leaving hundreds of American and other foreign families with pending applications in limbo.Since the early 1990s, China has sent tens of ...
Hundreds of American families are asking President Donald Trump to help them bring their adopted children home from China.
China has ended foreign adoptions of Chinese children, a move that could potentially impact hundreds of U.S. families. The confirmation of China's change in policy was announced Thursday by the ...
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