House Bill 7111, or the anti-gay adoption bill, has been added to the agenda for the Florida House’s April 8 session.
The bill, if passed, would allow privately owned adoption agencies, regardless if they are receiving state funds or not, to deny placing a child with a family or couple if it conflicts with their religious or moral convictions.
This would allow agencies to deny LGBT couples from adopting solely based on the fact they are gay.
Rep. Jason Brodeur introduced this bill to the House after HB 7013 to remove the ban on gay adoption was passed and sent to the Senate.
