Being A Korean American Adoptee | ASIAN BOSS

Back in the late 1980s I was stationed in Korea and escorted two Korean babies from Seoul to JFK. In exchange for escorting the babies, the adoption agency paid for my round trip ticket during my mid-tour trip home. Both babies were about 6 months old and had clef lips like in the video. The flight from Kimpo to JFK was long and by the time we landed I was in the back of the plane and most of the passengers had moved to the front. Luckily, the flight was only half full. The babies had one thing in common, they would stop crying if I would hold them. Having two proved challenging and the stewardesses were a godsend. I must say that turning the babies over to their new families at JFK was much more emotional than I anticipated (I felt like a stork). Not sure if this program is still available to US troops stationed in Korea looking to save on round-trip airline fare during their mid-tour.

This video should be mandatory viewing for all those saying how bad immigration is for America.

Thank you for the great video share Justin.