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    The Family Weekly: The Consequential Legal Battle Over One Dallas Family’s Adoption

    Plus: How much leisure time is too much?
    by Amal Ahmed Feb 22, 2019 2 minutes

    This Week in Family

    When the Brackeens, a married couple in Dallas, agreed to foster a nine-month-old baby, they had no idea that a year later they would run afoul of a 1978 law called the Indian Child Welfare Act. The law was passed as a retroactive measure after centuries of forcibly removing Native American children

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