Dan and Sharron Capece and their daughter. Irene. were stirred by the accounts they heard of the three children. Despite the financial cost of taking on three more children. the Capeces opened their hearts and their home to the boys. Following appropriate INS procedures. they filed the forms necessary to indicate their willingness and ability to support the boys. What could have been a routine immigration case became incredibly complicated because the childrens parents are alive in Vietnam. Therefore. the boys were not considered orphans. Orphan status would have made it possible for them to enter the United States and be sponsored by the Capeces.
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