Article: A LOVING REMEDY TO NATIVE AMERICAN ADOPTIONS.(Editorial)

Byline: Jane Gorman and Diane Michelsen

This month, two Native American sisters officially got what they've been waiting four long years for - an adoptive family to call their own. The settlement of their historic case marks the end of a controversy that has dragged through the court system far too long - how to adequately address the unique status of the adoption of Native American children under the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) of 1978.

The case of Bridget and Lucy Rost was settled because the birth parents realized that it was in the best interest of the children to have the couple who has raised the girls since birth adopt them. As part of the ...

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