After nearly 40 years living in the U.S., Adam Crapser faces deportation back to South Korea, after his adoptive parents failed to raise him and placed him back in the foster care system. 

From NPR News: 

Adam Crapser was brought to the United States when he was 3, to start a new life — new parents, new culture, new country.

But his adoptive parents didn't complete his citizenship papers. Then they abandoned him to the foster care system.

And now, as a 41-year-old father of four, he's being deported. Despite his appeals for help, he has been ordered to be sent back to South Korea, a country The Associated Press describes as "completely alien to him."

The U.S. is made up of millions of immigrants, who call this place their home. He may be South Korean, but he is at home in the States. 

After intense abuse mistreatment of his foster parents, he was kicked out of the home. Crapser broke back into his home to steal back his possessions and his bible, for which now he has a criminal record and is being deported. 

By signing this petition, we are asking the U.S. Government and the Department of Citizenship and Immigration to stop the forced and unfair relocation of Crapser and his entire family to a home that is not his own.