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No profit in placing U.S. born non-white babies in the U.S. And no profit on placing black babies in the U.S. no matter where they were born. I don't believe for a second that anyone is turning anything even remotely resembling a profit from placing African-born black babies into adoptive homes in the U.S. The very few Asian babies that are born in the U.S. and not wanted by their biological mothers/parents are almost all placed by non-profit ethnic community groups and ethnic churches.

Why do you think these people look to Latin America, Korea, Russia, Africa etc? It's not because it's cheaper, easier or they like excessive paperwork, it's because there are not enough infants to satisfy the demands of people wanting to adopt U.S. kids. If you think it's cheaper to adopt a foreign born national than a U.S. born child, talke to some folks who have been through the process. Also, since when has the profit motive been the driving force in adoption? Children are not a commodity.

What kind of perverted thinking leads anyone to believe that abortions are an acceptable alternative to foster care?