Peter Thomas Senese's critically acclaimed novel 'Chasing The Cyclone' has been hailed by readers and critics alike as a call-to-arms against international parental child abduction as well as a book of miracles and heroes. 'Chasing The Cyclone' has not only been critically reviewed in the literary community, but has entertained and educated readers around the world about the pandemic known as international parental child abduction.
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CHASING PARENTS
Last night I was speaking with a grandfather living in the southwest who has several grandchildren who are at great risk of being abducted to a non-Hague signatory Middle Eastern Country that is not on the best of terms with the United States.
The potential abductor is known to have previously procured false identification documentation. The family, sadly like too many other families, thought the children were safe because the court has the kids American passports (there is no determination whether passports have been issued from the country in the Middle East as of yet -which is real trouble).
It was hard to explain to this caring grandfather that despite the passports being held, the potential abductor simply needs to go to Galvaston, board a cruise ship with his kids to Mexico (by presenting a photo copy of their birth certificates), then head straight to the airport in route to his country of origin.
You see, as explained in the report issued by Carolyn Ann Vlk and myself, under the WHTI, a child can cross the U.S., Canada, and Mexico's borders (and the Caribbean too), by land or sea (cruise ship) without a passport.
Modifying the WHTI Policy is one of the main objectives of the I CARE Foundation.