While the Public Health Service assures us that these children do not themselves suffer from Hansens disease. all opportunity for a normal life for the children is cut off as soon as their parents affliction becomes known. New Yorkers associated with Operation Outreach. working with the AmericanKorean Foundation and International Social Service have arranged for some of the children to be adopted by American families. and the Korean parents have given their consent to the adoptions. knowing that life in this country will provide a better life for their children. But. there is a roadblock in the form of the immigration laws of the United States which prohibit the entry of these children into this country for adoption by American citizens if the parents of the children are themselves living. My bill seeks to remove the Impediment in this one particular case. Mr.
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