Adoptive migration by Jessaca Leinaweaver was an interesting ethnography about the struggles of adopting, but specifically from Peru to Spain. Jessaca mentions how hard it is for not only the adoptive parents but as well as the children that are being adopted. She continues to talk about all the different countries that are available to adopt from, many of which had plenty of rules and regulations over the who could and couldn’t adopt, how old couples could be to adopt, and overall income. Leinaweaver proceeds to inform the reader about risks some parents were willing to go through just so they could have a better life, many parents were willing to come from Peru leave there families get remarried for citizenship, and some parents even abandon
