Comments by "Diana Hill" (@dianahill5116) on "Top U.S. & World Headlines — January 17, 2023" video.

  1. Needed Federal Legislation. Adoption Nullification Act: Allowing adopted people to have their adoption nullified. Regardless of their age.
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  2. Still waiting since 1964 to have my adoption nullified and, take back my legal birth certificate. And not have that authority or custody be given back to my biological relatives; or their relatives. As a child I was legally removed from one group of dysfunctional and abusive group of people. And placed into another group of abusive and dysfunctional group of people. I am in need of a lawyer to represent me. I am okay with going to the United States Supreme Court. This is as important as: Brown vs The Board of Education. There should have been federal legislation written centuries ago; that allowed adopted people to have their adoption nullified. There should have been legislation in the United States Constitution or in the Bill of Rights or in the Ammendments; that allows adopted people to have their adoption nullified. Regardless of their age. Several law enforcements, the AG of California and the ACLU are a few organizations that have been informed. Why doesn't my birth certificate have the word: Adopted? This should be mandatory for all adopted people. The United States government and judiciary system failed to inform adopted people; upon being adopted their legal problems would begin. Having an adoption nullified would be similar to divorce laws. Stating abuse, rape and incest. Stating ereconsiable differences and, conflict of interests.
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  3. I am not disputing the legal system/ judge's decision on having me removed from the first group of people.
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  4. Needed Federal Legislation. Adoption Nullification Act: Allowing adopted people to have their adoption nullified. Regardless of their age.
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  5. I was adopted. The emotional, mental, physical and verbal abuse started on the first day.
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  6. I was adopted. I was forced/ required to participate in their religion. I wasn't allowed to object or opt out.
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  7. No one told me in 1964 that I was allowed to speak with a social worker and a lawyer. I would appreciate Kenneth Feinberg being my lawyer.
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  8. When I started seeking a lawyer, I didn't know that I was allowed to ask for a social worker.
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  9. Watched a (Jimmy Skinner documentry) about actress Joan Crawford. There's information about the adoption system in the United States of America.
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