contact father numerous
times by phone and by mail, but father did not respond. Finally, on August 27,
2013, father called the CSW and asked to meet with her. He came to the CSW’s
office the next day to tell her that he did not want mother’s family to be around
Amir. He did not ask about visiting Amir (he had not visited Amir since Amir was
detained on November 15, 2012). Nevertheless, the CSW gave him the phone
number for the FFA social worker so he could set up monitored visits. The CSW
also asked father if he was in any programs; father said he was not.
      In September 2013, father called the CSW twice to complain that the FFA
social worker was not allowing him to visit with Amir.under section 366.26 on January 30, 2014.
      In its report filed for the section 366.26 hearing, the Department reported
that Amir had developed a significant relationship with his caregiver and her

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family, with whom he had been living since November 2012, and the caregiver
was interested in adopting him. The Department also reported that mother was
deported to Belize in February 2013, and has had no face to face contact with Amir
since then (although she has called the caregiver and the Department to ask about
Amir),