· Updated January 16, 2025 12:02 AM · 2 min read read
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STATE HOUSE — Senators backing a bill that would establish penalties for transferring adopted children into new homes outside of the legal system expect the measure, which they described as a way to protect children from a form of human trafficking, to pass the Senate Thursday.
"What we're saying, and what I want to get through to people is, you are not going to be a part of a possible abuse of a child in any form," Sen. Jennifer Flanagan told reporters Wednesday. "You are not
STATE HOUSE — Senators backing a bill that would establish penalties for transferring adopted children into new homes outside of the legal system expect the measure, which they described as a way to protect children from a form of human trafficking, to pass the Senate Thursday.
"What we're saying, and what I want to get through to people is, you are not going to be a part of a possible abuse of a child in any form," Sen. Jennifer Flanagan told reporters Wednesday. "You are not going to be able…