Biden Admin Loses Track of 146,000 Migrant Children
The Trump administration says it has located 146,000 of 450,000 migrant children who went missing under Biden's border policies, with about 300,000 still unaccounted for.
According to Geller Report, a staggering total of 450,000 children disappeared under former President Joe Biden’s open border policies. Despite recent recovery efforts, approximately 300,000 minors remain unaccounted for, Secretary Mullin disclosed during a joint press conference with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.
The revelations paint a disturbing picture of systematic failures in child safety protocols. Authorities are now investigating horrific reports of abuse, with some recovered children claiming they were sexually assaulted between 600 and 700 times, Mullin stated.
The Homeland Security chief issued a pointed challenge to Americans across the political spectrum, questioning the moral compass of anyone who would not support law enforcement efforts to locate these vulnerable children. He emphasized that sanctuary cities have emerged as the primary locations where missing minors are being found.
Sanctuary Policies Obstruct Child Recovery
Major metropolitan areas including New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles have refused to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement due to their sanctuary city policies, effectively hampering efforts to locate and rescue trafficked children.
Secretary Mullin condemned state governors who prevent local law enforcement from participating in the 287(g) program, which enables cooperation with federal authorities to pursue the most dangerous criminal elements.
Biden Administration Admitted 15,500 Known Predators
In an equally shocking disclosure, the Department of Justice identified 15,500 pedophiles, rapists, smugglers, and human traffickers who were permitted entry into the United States during the Biden administration. These individuals are now suspected of abusing thousands of innocent children.
Acting Attorney General Blanche announced federal indictments against three Guatemalan nationals accused of orchestrating a sophisticated child smuggling operation. Maritza Azucena Cahuec Coc, her brother Carlos Agustin Cahuec Coc (also known as Tuco), and Gladys Marina Caal Chen were charged in the Northern District of Ohio.
The trio allegedly exploited the Health and Human Services Office of Refugee Resettlement by submitting fraudulent sponsorship applications using stolen identities, fake birth certificates, and false claims of family relationships to obtain custody of unaccompanied alien children.
Systemic Failures Enabled Trafficking Networks
The indictments reveal how criminal networks manipulated bureaucratic processes designed to protect vulnerable minors. By deceiving federal agencies with fabricated documentation, traffickers gained legal custody of children who subsequently disappeared into exploitation networks.
Many of the recovered children have reported repeated sexual assaults numbering in the hundreds, according to ongoing investigations. The scope of abuse suggests organized criminal enterprises operating with relative impunity during the previous administration’s tenure.
The findings raise serious questions about vetting procedures and oversight mechanisms within agencies responsible for child welfare. Critics argue that prioritizing open border policies over rigorous background checks created ideal conditions for predators and trafficking organizations.
With information from Geller Report
