Staff Reports
A recent report sheds light on the startling increase of youth sex trafficking under the Biden-Harris administration, revealing a disturbing trend that has seen cases triple since they took office. With Alejandro Mayorkas at the helm of border policy, it’s clear that the lack of stringent border controls has opened the floodgates for criminal elements looking to exploit the vulnerable, turning such policies into a pipeline for child trafficking operations.
The horrifying realities faced by youth migrants highlight just how disastrous the current administration’s methods have been. Shelters like Bob’s House of Hope in Denton, Texas, are becoming the grim final destination for many young male victims, some of whom arrive battered and psychologically scarred from their ordeals. This isn’t just a surge in unfortunate stories; it’s a direct consequence of the lenient policies that prioritize compassion over security, allowing individuals to be victimized on an unprecedented scale.
Feds Admit: Child Sex Trafficking Reports Triple under Harris and Biden. https://t.co/i9uL4y2J4W via @BreitbartNews.
— cmarin (@cmir_r) October 15, 2024
In numbers that paint a stark contrast to previous administrations, the Department of Health and Human Services revealed that they issued over 5,500 letters of aid since October 2020, averaging a staggering 1,837 letters a year under Biden. In comparison, during President Trump’s tenure, the average was a mere 562 per year. The Biden administration’s approach not only facilitates a humanitarian crisis but also endangers minors who find themselves in the grips of dangerous trafficking networks.
What’s even more perplexing is the complicity of Harris, who seemingly ran from the border crisis in 2021 while Mayorkas’ questionable policies went unchecked. Their endorsement of easy migration measures resulted in an influx not just of potential laborers but also of traffickers eager to exploit the chaos. Harris’ past actions in Congress raise eyebrows too, as she previously blocked measures that would aid in curtailing human trafficking, effectively rolling out the red carpet for criminals at the expense of children’s safety.
A tragic irony accompanies the progressive narrative that portrays the current administration as champions of the vulnerable. While they boast about being a “Nation of Immigrants” and liberal policies that supposedly benefit newcomers, child labor and sexual abuse of minors have surged, with young migrants often pushed into exploitative work conditions. The mainstream media continues to downplay these narratives in favor of a sanitized immigrant story, sidelining the real consequences of their policies while highlighting the plight of those who fall victim to the very system they helped create.
As authorities move to combat the ongoing trafficking crisis, recent operations have reminded everyone that numerous victims remain trapped in the shadows, their stories largely unreported. Meanwhile, Mayorkas continues to position himself as a benevolent figure in the immigration debate, despite the growing evidence of his policies leading directly to suffering and exploitation. This paints a dire portrait of a leadership more focused on political correctness than on protecting the most vulnerable among us.
