Tifany Markee, a lawyer who advises U.S. surrogacy agencies, said she has yet to hear of any newborn being refused a passport. But if that were to happen, the orders would make getting out of the U.S. much more difficult, likely forcing the parents to obtain a passport from their own nation for a child born in the States, and requiring American agencies to engage with unfamiliar foreign laws, said Markee, of Kansas City-based Foster and Bloom Family Formation Law Group.
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