Banning International Adoption?
In 2014 over 6438 children were adopted through international adoption. Almost all under the age of 12. Without international adoption those children would be suffering and have no family. There are millions of children who don’t have the privilege of having a family, but domestic and international adoption can help them get a family. People should be allowed to adopt internationally because there are people all around the world that need families, people shouldn’t be forced to adopt children they don’t want, and families don’t have to be one race or religion.
To begin, there are people around the world that need to be adopted. An estimation of 153 million children are orphaned worldwide. Not only do children …show more content…
When internationally adopting there has a long process. Families must be up to date on shots and must have a pre-visit with the child (Pilgrim, 1, 2016). There are about four important steps during adoption. The families need to go through many check ups at the doctor. They also have to be interviewed by the organization they’re adopting from to see if they’re eligible. Families go through all these long steps to adopt internationally because they truly care about these children, and they’re willing to wait and go through everything. Not to mention international adoption cost a huge amount of money. On average international adoption cost around 25,000 to 50,000 dollars. This amount of money can buy one or two cars (Pilgrim, 1, 2016). Adoptive parents adopting internationally must pay to go visit and stay in the country the child’s in. Also, unlike domestic adoption the families must pay for all the fees from doctor checkups for when they first stay in the new country. Those families are willing to pay a lot of money so they can adopt these children. If the families didn’t want to help these children then they wouldn’t have paid so much money for …show more content…
Approximately 7 million people in the United States are apart of a multiracial family. An estimated number of the population will be 21% mixed race by the year 2050 (Herman, 1, 2008). Families don’t have to be one specific race. With all the different cultures in multiracial families can help bring joy to the home, Not only do they receive knowledge from all the diversity in their family. Most people probably think a family must all be the same race, but they don’t. A family isn’t made up by their skin color. A family should be truly made out of love. Not only do families not have to be the same race but they can also be different religions. There are multiple cases in marriage when parents are two different religions (Herman, 1, 2008). Once parents of different religion have children they all gain experience and knowledge. They learn a new way or beliefs about God. Learning customs, but also they’re able to try something new. Just like race, religion doesn’t have to be the same. Families around the world have raised children with two different
In 2014 over 6438 children were adopted through international adoption. Almost all under the age of 12. Without international adoption those children would be suffering and have no family. There are millions of children who don’t have the privilege of having a family, but domestic and international adoption can help them get a family. People should be allowed to adopt internationally because there are people all around the world that need families, people shouldn’t be forced to adopt children they don’t want, and families don’t have to be one race or religion.
To begin, there are people around the world that need to be adopted. An estimation of 153 million children are orphaned worldwide. Not only do children …show more content…
When internationally adopting there has a long process. Families must be up to date on shots and must have a pre-visit with the child (Pilgrim, 1, 2016). There are about four important steps during adoption. The families need to go through many check ups at the doctor. They also have to be interviewed by the organization they’re adopting from to see if they’re eligible. Families go through all these long steps to adopt internationally because they truly care about these children, and they’re willing to wait and go through everything. Not to mention international adoption cost a huge amount of money. On average international adoption cost around 25,000 to 50,000 dollars. This amount of money can buy one or two cars (Pilgrim, 1, 2016). Adoptive parents adopting internationally must pay to go visit and stay in the country the child’s in. Also, unlike domestic adoption the families must pay for all the fees from doctor checkups for when they first stay in the new country. Those families are willing to pay a lot of money so they can adopt these children. If the families didn’t want to help these children then they wouldn’t have paid so much money for …show more content…
Approximately 7 million people in the United States are apart of a multiracial family. An estimated number of the population will be 21% mixed race by the year 2050 (Herman, 1, 2008). Families don’t have to be one specific race. With all the different cultures in multiracial families can help bring joy to the home, Not only do they receive knowledge from all the diversity in their family. Most people probably think a family must all be the same race, but they don’t. A family isn’t made up by their skin color. A family should be truly made out of love. Not only do families not have to be the same race but they can also be different religions. There are multiple cases in marriage when parents are two different religions (Herman, 1, 2008). Once parents of different religion have children they all gain experience and knowledge. They learn a new way or beliefs about God. Learning customs, but also they’re able to try something new. Just like race, religion doesn’t have to be the same. Families around the world have raised children with two different