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5. Bingo

Wed Jun 5, 2019, 04:54 PM

Jun 2019

I know quite a few people whose DNA does not match their parents, or at least one of their parents.

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DHS Chief: 24 cases of false paternal claims found at border in first days of DNA testing [View all] Jose Garcia Jun 2019 OP

"Concerns about the welfare of the children" ????????????? ArizonaLib Jun 2019 #1

24 cases out of how many? Mr.Bill Jun 2019 #2

That test does not account for families taking in or adopting ArizonaLib Jun 2019 #3

You have read my mind. I trust nothing this administration does. blueinredohio Jun 2019 #4

Bingo jberryhill Jun 2019 #5

I have two children, Mr.Bill Jun 2019 #6

Yes. And of course genuine relatives claiming to be parents, Hortensis Jun 2019 #16

Link fixed Jose Garcia Jun 2019 #7

Thanks. Mr.Bill Jun 2019 #11

#everywordalie Fullduplexxx Jun 2019 #8

I think maybe the headline should be false "parental" claims. More_Cowbell Jun 2019 #9

I'd bet they are faking the results, it's what they do. lark Jun 2019 #10

If a father is travelling with his child, but his wife cheated on him NickB79 Jun 2019 #13

The Human Rights about "family" are too restrictive TomVilmer Jun 2019 #15