International Adoption Act

The International Adoption Act is legislation that governs the process of adopting a child from another country and bringing them into the United States. It establishes legal standards and procedures to ensure the safety and well-being of the child, safeguards the rights of birth and adoptive families, and promotes ethical practices in international adoption. The act also aligns with international treaties and agreements to prevent adoption fraud and trafficking. Overall, it aims to facilitate lawful, responsible, and transparent international adoptions while protecting the interests of children involved.