(1)My Korean name is Shin Sung Hyuk I came to America in 1979
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(2)My first adoptive parents abused me and abandoned Sung Hyuk when I was 8 years old
(3)The second foster parent who met while moving around in a foster home
(4)He went to prison for child abuse
(5)I suddenly became a 16-year-old homeless man
(6)I was able to make a living by learning about car maintenance
(7)I realized that I didn’t have U.S. citizenship after I got a long time
(8)The first time I applied for an ID was in 1999
(9)My stepfather didn’t care about my citizenship
(10)Shin Sung-hyuk, a 36-year-old stateless man who eventually came to Korea after being deported from the United States
(11)Through MBC’s Human Documentary Love in 2017
(12)I met my own mother who abandoned her
(13)My mom who was uncomfortable with her legs
(14)I cried because I only believed in the adoption agency and sent Sung Hyuk
(15)Kwon Pilju, Shin Seonghyuk’s biological mother
(16)If you send them to the U.S., they will give you a lot of education, not to eat, and live a good life
(17)Shin is the government of South Korea
(18)and filed a lawsuit against the adoption agency, Holt Children’s Welfare
(19)After four years, the court said Holt didn’t take care of the young Shin’s adoption
(20)I decided to compensate Mr. Shin 100 million won
(21)But the state only oversees the adoption agency
(22)I think it’s hard to hold him accountable
(23)Lawyer Kim Soo-jung Shin Seong-hyuk’s legal representative
(24)The amount that has been controlled, led, planned, and tolerated by non-overseas law
(25)Lawyer Kim Soo-jung, Shin Sung-hyuk’s legal representative
(26)I am deeply sorry that I have not decided that it is the responsibility of the state…summer solstice
(27)Shin wants to meet his wife and children in the U.S. more often
(28)I’m currently staying in Mexico
(29)1953 to 2017
(30)Overseas Adoption Koreans Estimated 26,000 Koreans with 165,000 nationalities
(31)Radish
(32)The office of Rep. Ki Dong-min of the Democratic Party of Korea
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