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      "date": "1996-10-14",
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      "title": "Adoption: Interethnic Placement Legislation In the 104th Congress",
      "summary": "Legislation was enacted during the 104th Congress that is intended to promote adoption by\nprohibiting racial and other discrimination in adoptive placements and by establishing tax credits for\nadoptive parents ( P.L. 104-188 ,  H.R. 3448 ). These provisions are components of the\nSmall Business Job Protection Act, which also contains provisions to increase the minimum wage. \nCongress earlier had included similar adoption provisions in various versions of welfare reform\nlegislation and in a free-standing bill ( H.R. 3286 ) that also contained amendments to the\nIndian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). The 104th Congress took no final action on the ICWA\namendments.",
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