Will this child be allowed to stay in the US, go to college, enjoy the benefits of living in this country, etc?
Only if the child's biological parents' rights are terminated by a court or are voluntarily relinquished.
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Only if the child's biological parents' rights are terminated by a court or are voluntarily relinquished.
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