Valuetainment "Predators Getting Kids" - The DARK TRUTH Behind Surrogacy Loopholes Putting Kids At Risk
Aug 12, 2025
Florida's Attorney General is pushing for laws to prevent convicted sex offenders from accessing surrogacy and adoption, highlighting shocking cases of neglect. The podcast dives into the contrasting leniency of surrogacy regulations across states, particularly California's. It raises urgent questions about child safety in the face of declining moral values and the systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children. The need for cohesive national surrogacy laws is emphasized, linked to pivotal Supreme Court decisions.
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Block Convicted Offenders From Parental Paths
- Implement background checks and legal bars to prevent convicted sex offenders from pursuing surrogacy, adoption, or foster care.
- Florida AG James Uthmeyer proposes state-level legislation to make families safer by blocking predators from parental paths.
LA Case Highlights Surrogacy Risks
- Los Angeles authorities removed 21 children from a couple after allegations a nanny abused a baby and parents failed to intervene.
- Many children were born via surrogacy and some surrogates said they didn’t know the couple was building a supersized family.
No Federal Surrogacy Rules Create Safe Havens
- Surrogacy lacks federal regulation, so states set widely varying rules that create safe havens for abuse.
- Predators can exploit lenient state laws to obtain custody or parental rights in some jurisdictions.