Removes the 18 year old age limitation for the adoption of a foreign-born person.

This bill allows people to adopt foreign-born individuals regardless of their age, removing the previous limit that required adopters to be at least 18 years old. This change aims to make it easier for older individuals, including those who may be younger than 18, to provide loving homes to children from other countries.

Supporters of the bill argue that it opens up new opportunities for adoption, enabling more individuals to become parents and provide stable environments for children in need. They believe this change will help address the needs of foreign-born children who are waiting for families.

Critics of the bill may express concerns about the implications of allowing younger individuals to adopt, arguing that it could lead to potential exploitation or inadequate parenting. They may also worry that this change might undermine the established age requirements that are designed to ensure the well-being of adopted children.