Texas judge: Alaskan surrogate does not have custody over child she birthed in Dallas

A Texas judge ruled that McKenna West, an Alaskan woman who used a surrogate in Dallas, does not have custody of her child, ruling in favor of the biological parents. West has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, expressing distrust in the biological parents' intentions for the child's welfare. This case highlights the complex legal and ethical issues surrounding surrogacy, especially when it crosses state lines, raising questions about parental rights and the best interests of the child. The outcome could have significant implications for future surrogacy cases across the U.S.