fact they didn't get adopted early and they got damaged by the life they lived when institutions but ms barr still isn't it also also the case that the studies that heretofore into they studied adoption in general as a phenomenon rather than a big.

adoption of elizabeth bartholet buckle to director of the child advocacy program at harvard law school ms barr celeb before the break. the investigation that was done by a reuters news agency a couple of months ago into this whole homing phenomenon and. i think. when you look at this issue the issue of international adoption and countries who recently moved to ban or restrict american adoption those issues are very very much politicized but. in the u.s. media those cases of abuse or neglect of the hands of american families are usually treated as as isolated cases but that's reuters investigation. seems to point to the fact that the problem is far more systematic than previously thought when you use the word systematic actually the number of really honed internationally adopted children was infinite testable compared to the number of international adoptions in the last couple of decades an aide to senator landrieu who introduced the bill i just talked about that's been introduced in our congress can calculated that number of something like point zero eight percent but you know that in no way i