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Tuesday, July 4, 2023

OBC Miracles - look at this MAP

Hear ye! hear ye! The law of the land has changed. Fourteen states have now affirmed or restored an adult adoptee's right to request and obtain a copy of their own original birth certificates. And at least one more next year. pic.twitter.com/jAC0xxtwLz
— Adoptee Rights Law (@adopteelaw) July 1, 2023

👉 https://adopteesunited.org/legislation/state/

And South Dakota information updated for its new law, also effective today. Woo hoo! https://t.co/pmgA9FIDBW
— Adoptee Rights Law (@adopteelaw) July 1, 2023

Vermont information updated to reflect its new law, effective today. 🎉 https://t.co/RvnHfNgNSK
— Adoptee Rights Law (@adopteelaw) July 1, 2023

On a scarier note: On a much scarier note:

“‘We had no idea how far this would go, and nobody ever expected boxes,’ said [Marley] Greiner, who tracks with Luce the 19 states currently authorizing the use of the boxes.”https://t.co/VXoCLZQIiS
— Adoptee Rights Law (@adopteelaw) July 2, 2023

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