Originally Posted by
Trigg
The boys father wanted him back, the US was in the right to give him back to the father. Cuba is a communist country so what, that doesn't give someone the right to try to steal a child from their family.
Well, technically he was taken from his family here in the U.S., albeit his mother's family. But I agree with you, Trigg, with his mother dead, there was no reason to deny his father custody, it's his right. For there to have been any other outcome would have been a travesty.
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