"They tried to recruit parents and they just picked the wrong parents to recruit".
Unless your outlaw niece committed some crime (other than being born to the wrong parents), let this one go.
The wrong ideas, in other words, as much as the wrong parents, could get a person disqualified as an American.
I'd go check the birth records, because I'm told that 17 percent of kids get given to the wrong parents.
Underlying economic, social and political trends will give the children of today's wealthy a huge advantage over those who chose the wrong parents.
It is only an ugly, narrow-minded perspective that would find that those children and young adults, whose sin was being born to the "wrong" parents, are not welcome in our midst.
A court in provincial Russia has ordered a hospital that accidentally switched two babies and handed them to the wrong parents nearly 13 years ago to pay about £60,000 in damages to each of the families.
What the political scientist Michael Harrington wrote back in 1962 is still true: most people who are poor are poor because "they made the mistake of being born to the wrong parents".
China in the second half of the twentieth century was a place in which you could be banished for saying one wrong thing, for having the wrong parents, or for falling in love with the wrong person.
