Is the U.S. Government Fueling Child Trafficking? Unveiling Disturbing Truth

In a world filled with unanswered questions, one inquiry looms large: Is the U.S. Government inadvertently fostering child trafficking? This chilling exposé peels back the layers of a disturbing reality, leaving us to wonder about the extent of government involvement. More on this below. Keep reading.

In a startling revelation, evidence has come to light exposing the complicity of the U.S. federal government in facilitating one of the world's largest child trafficking rings. The disturbing truth unfolds as we delve into a world where migrant children become pawns in a sinister game, concealed from public scrutiny.

The Alarming Footage: A Glimpse into Darkness

Recently, Muckraker unveiled a shocking video that paints a chilling picture of young children being ushered into unmarked vans with tinted windows. Their escort's concealed identities, and hushed instructions to avoid contact with reporters, add an ominous layer to this disturbing narrative. Regrettably, these children's destinies remain shrouded in mystery, and thousands more like them vanish within the United States on a regular basis.

The Astonishing Numbers

According to recent publications, approximately 350,000 unaccompanied children enter the United States every year, and an alarming 85,000 of them go missing. This heart-wrenching statistic reveals a grim reality – many are thrust into a life of involuntary servitude, commercial sexual exploitation, and, shockingly, potential organ harvesting.

Origins: Remote Corners of South and Central America

A significant number of these vulnerable children hail from remote areas of South and Central America. Some are enticed by deceptive radio advertisements promising a better life in the U.S., while others fall victim to kidnappers or are sold by their own parents to ruthless traffickers.

Traffickers' Dark Tactics

Children are branded by the ruthless cartels that traffic them, with some even being carried across the border in incapacitated states. Alarmingly, Border Patrol frequently turns a blind eye to these heart-wrenching scenes and processes them without scrutiny. To further disguise their intentions, some children are handed over to single adults posing as families, increasing their chances of entering the country illegally, only to be smuggled back into Mexico and used for nefarious purposes multiple times.

Behind Closed Doors: The Detention Centers

Unaccompanied children are mandated to be transferred to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) within 72 hours. As they await processing and placement with a sponsor in the U.S., they find themselves in compounds run by government contractors. Shockingly, Muckraker has drawn unsettling comparisons between these centers and concentration camps. Locations include Eagle Pass, El Paso, Los Fresnos, Carrizo Springs, and Pecos.

Questionable Security Measures

Many of these compounds feature guard towers, double fencing, floodlights, and other seemingly excessive security measures for facilities housing innocent children.

The Disturbing Role of NGOs

In some instances, children are housed in makeshift compounds, such as former shopping centers. Notably, the NGO Southwest Key utilizes former Walmart stores for this purpose. However, this NGO has a deeply troubling track record, with employees facing charges of child molestation and sexual assault. Shockingly, despite these allegations, the NGO continues to receive substantial funding, amounting to $770 million in a single year.

Sponsors or Traffickers?

The Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) is responsible for verifying the identities of these children's sponsors. Yet, records reveal a dismal failure in this regard, with forged documents being commonplace. Moreover, many sponsors are illegal aliens, unrelated to the children they claim to assist. The Biden administration's recent relaxation of vetting processes has only exacerbated this issue, making it easier for potential traffickers to exploit the system.

A Grave Reality

A 2016 Congressional report acknowledged the United States as a source, transit, and destination country for individuals subjected to sex trafficking and forced labor. Additionally, a recent report by the DHS Office of Inspector General conceded that the DHS may unwittingly release migrants, including children, into potentially dangerous conditions or smuggling operations.

A Call for Action

A Florida Grand Jury's March report was explicit in its condemnation of the ORR, alleging that it facilitates the forced migration, sale, and abuse of foreign children. It paints a grim picture of children exposed to horrific health conditions, constant criminal threats, labor, and sex trafficking. Shockingly, these issues persist as whistleblowers who report suspected trafficking are silenced.

The Ongoing Crisis

After these children are delivered to their "sponsors" by government contractors, ORR conducts a "wellness check" after 30 days, which merely involves verbal confirmation of the child's status. Alarmingly, a third of these calls, approximately 85,000, have remained unanswered since 2021, with no follow-up investigations.

In conclusion, the plight of these missing children remains an unsettling tragedy, involving sex trafficking, forced labor, and other horrors. With the Biden Administration's continued support for open border policies, it appears that child traffickers will have the backing of the federal government, perpetuating this heartbreaking cycle for the foreseeable future. It is imperative that society takes action to protect the most vulnerable among us.

Hot Take: If government agencies were competing in a child trafficking Olympics, they'd certainly win a gold medal in the "Oops, We Accidentally Helped Traffickers" event

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