Roundandroundwego · 61-69
@wildland yup! Murkans care about other things. The Media is saying oh, yes, yes, yes! Finish it! Bibi, baby, finish it off! So people are like, whatever?
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sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
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The Trump administration has made significant strides in locating tens of thousands of unaccounted-for migrant children, with nearly 80,000 reportedly found from a pool of over 320,000 missing under the Biden administration. This revelation follows a damning August 2024 report from the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General, which exposed serious lapses in tracking unaccompanied migrant children after their release from federal custody.
The DHS report highlighted alarming statistics: 291,000 children were released without being issued Notices to Appear or placed in removal proceedings, while 32,000 failed to show up for court dates and remain unaccounted for. These children are at heightened risk of trafficking, exploitation, and forced labor, the report warned.
Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner reported that the Trump administration began addressing the issue prior to the election, recovering between 75,000 and 80,000 children within the first days of Trump’s return to office. “What was Secretary of Homeland Security, Mayorkas, doing when he said to the committees on Capitol Hill, ‘We don’t know where those kids are’?” Faulkner questioned during her broadcast.
The Biden administration faced widespread criticism for its handling of unaccompanied minors at the border. Investigative outlet Muckraker reported that federal programs under Biden’s tenure facilitated child placements with unknown sponsors, some of whom were linked to criminal organizations, including MS-13 and trafficking rings.
Muckraker CEO Anthony Rubin revealed, “We discovered that while in federal custody, some children requested to return to their home countries but were instead sent to sponsors they didn’t know, often in the dead of night. This program has placed children in the hands of labor and sex trafficking networks.”
Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller announced a sweeping investigation into border-related crimes. “This administration will investigate every instance of child trafficking, labor trafficking, sex trafficking, smuggling, and all related crimes,” Miller declared. He urged full cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to dismantle trafficking operations and hold those responsible accountable.
The administration’s renewed focus comes as public outrage grows over the Biden administration’s failures to safeguard vulnerable children. Shadow of Ezra reported on social media that the Trump administration’s efforts to locate the missing children began even before the 2024 election, with an emphasis on ensuring the safety of every child.
As investigations unfold, the Trump administration plans to release further details about the trafficking networks, including individuals and organizations complicit in exploiting children. “This is about ending the scourge of child trafficking and abuse that has plagued the nation over the past four years,” Miller emphasized.
The Biden administration’s alleged negligence has drawn sharp rebukes from lawmakers and advocacy groups, further elevating the urgency of the Trump administration’s initiatives. The successful recovery of tens of thousands of children marks a critical first step in addressing what has been described as a humanitarian crisis.
Efforts are underway to locate the remaining 240,000 missing children and to prosecute those involved in their exploitation. Miller assured the public that the administration would leave no stone unturned in its mission to protect vulnerable minors and dismantle trafficking networks.
For now, the recovered children represent a glimmer of hope in what has been a deeply troubling chapter of U.S. immigration policy.
The Trump administration has made significant strides in locating tens of thousands of unaccounted-for migrant children, with nearly 80,000 reportedly found from a pool of over 320,000 missing under the Biden administration. This revelation follows a damning August 2024 report from the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General, which exposed serious lapses in tracking unaccompanied migrant children after their release from federal custody.
The DHS report highlighted alarming statistics: 291,000 children were released without being issued Notices to Appear or placed in removal proceedings, while 32,000 failed to show up for court dates and remain unaccounted for. These children are at heightened risk of trafficking, exploitation, and forced labor, the report warned.
Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner reported that the Trump administration began addressing the issue prior to the election, recovering between 75,000 and 80,000 children within the first days of Trump’s return to office. “What was Secretary of Homeland Security, Mayorkas, doing when he said to the committees on Capitol Hill, ‘We don’t know where those kids are’?” Faulkner questioned during her broadcast.
The Biden administration faced widespread criticism for its handling of unaccompanied minors at the border. Investigative outlet Muckraker reported that federal programs under Biden’s tenure facilitated child placements with unknown sponsors, some of whom were linked to criminal organizations, including MS-13 and trafficking rings.
Muckraker CEO Anthony Rubin revealed, “We discovered that while in federal custody, some children requested to return to their home countries but were instead sent to sponsors they didn’t know, often in the dead of night. This program has placed children in the hands of labor and sex trafficking networks.”
Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller announced a sweeping investigation into border-related crimes. “This administration will investigate every instance of child trafficking, labor trafficking, sex trafficking, smuggling, and all related crimes,” Miller declared. He urged full cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to dismantle trafficking operations and hold those responsible accountable.
The administration’s renewed focus comes as public outrage grows over the Biden administration’s failures to safeguard vulnerable children. Shadow of Ezra reported on social media that the Trump administration’s efforts to locate the missing children began even before the 2024 election, with an emphasis on ensuring the safety of every child.
As investigations unfold, the Trump administration plans to release further details about the trafficking networks, including individuals and organizations complicit in exploiting children. “This is about ending the scourge of child trafficking and abuse that has plagued the nation over the past four years,” Miller emphasized.
The Biden administration’s alleged negligence has drawn sharp rebukes from lawmakers and advocacy groups, further elevating the urgency of the Trump administration’s initiatives. The successful recovery of tens of thousands of children marks a critical first step in addressing what has been described as a humanitarian crisis.
Efforts are underway to locate the remaining 240,000 missing children and to prosecute those involved in their exploitation. Miller assured the public that the administration would leave no stone unturned in its mission to protect vulnerable minors and dismantle trafficking networks.
For now, the recovered children represent a glimmer of hope in what has been a deeply troubling chapter of U.S. immigration policy.
JSul3 · 70-79
@sunsporter1649 Link????
There is no credible evidence to support the claim that Trump recovered between 75,000 and 80,000 children within the first days of his return to office. Some reports indicate that there are roughly 300,000 children in the U.S. who could be referred to as “lost” or “missing,” however experts say that this is not a missing kids problem but a missing paperwork problem. One report states that the number of “lost” migrant children during the Trump administration was about 54,000.
Misinformation and Harm: Fact-check organizations like PolitiFact have debunked claims about the recovery of a large number of children, and experts emphasize that QAnon conspiracies about child sex trafficking are harming real anti-trafficking efforts. Conspiracy theorists have recently coopted the hashtag #SaveTheChildren to find new followers, and fake conspiracies about children being trafficked are getting in the way of real efforts to fight human trafficking.
There is no credible evidence to support the claim that Trump recovered between 75,000 and 80,000 children within the first days of his return to office. Some reports indicate that there are roughly 300,000 children in the U.S. who could be referred to as “lost” or “missing,” however experts say that this is not a missing kids problem but a missing paperwork problem. One report states that the number of “lost” migrant children during the Trump administration was about 54,000.
Misinformation and Harm: Fact-check organizations like PolitiFact have debunked claims about the recovery of a large number of children, and experts emphasize that QAnon conspiracies about child sex trafficking are harming real anti-trafficking efforts. Conspiracy theorists have recently coopted the hashtag #SaveTheChildren to find new followers, and fake conspiracies about children being trafficked are getting in the way of real efforts to fight human trafficking.
sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
@JSul3 You forgot to mention pravada and peoples daily in your unbiased reporting
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
That's only because Americans arm Israel. Only. Be excited about it! Proudly finishing Palestine. USA! USA,! Bipartisan without leftists! Go shower the globe with your image.
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