XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.politics.miserable-failure, alt.politics.sex   
   XPost: alt.politics.usa   
   From: NoOne@private.corp   
      
   On 10/16/2024 7:05 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:   
   > Youth sex trafficking and its myriad cruelties tripled under President   
   > Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, according to a report in   
   > TheFreePress.com.   
   >   
   > TheFreePress.com described some of the harms inflicted on youth   
   > migrants under the lax policies set by Biden’s border chief, Alejandro   
   > Mayorkas’ tenure:   
   >   
   > 	Sex-trafficking victims often suffer horrific abuse, as I   
   > 	discovered when I spoke to Landon Dickeson, the 36-year-old   
   > 	executive director for Bob’s House of Hope in Denton, Texas,   
   > 	the only shelter for male sex-trafficking victims ages 18 and   
   > 	up in the country. Dickeson says they’ve seen teens from   
   > 	Central and South America who have been so tortured by their   
   > 	traffickers they can barely function.   
   >   
   > 	Dickeson described caring for teens who have brain damage   
   > 	from being so heavily drugged—teens who have had their   
   > 	fingernails pulled out, and lemon juice poured on wounds.   
   > 	When I asked to interview one of their migrant residents,   
   > 	Dickeson said they simply weren’t in any condition to speak   
   > 	to anyone, much less a reporter. “We think the cartels and   
   > 	gangs use torture as a control method for the males,” said   
   > 	Dickeson. “They’re not going to fight back if they chain   
   > 	their victims to a radiator, beat them up frequently, or drug   
   > 	them.”   
   >   
   > The abuse and prostitution may be forced on young migrants who are   
   > indebted to smugglers and their affiliated trafficking gangs in the   
   > United States. If they cannot pay their debts, their families can lose   
   > farms and homes to the banks that hold the loans.   
   >   
   > The rising number of youth sex-trafficking cases were posted at the   
   > Department of Health and Human Services when TheFreePress demanded the   
   > data under the Freedom of Information Act. The agency is responsible   
   > for checking and issuing Certification and Eligibility Letters to the   
   > children and youths who first request aid after escaping sex   
   > traffickers.   
   >   
   > The agency issued 1,143 letters in 2021, 2,226 letters in 2022, and   
   > 2,148 letters in 2024 under the welcome policies set by border chief   
   > Alejandro Mayorkas. The agency has not posted any data since the first   
   > week of September 2023.   
   >   
   > The incomplete data adds up to 5,517 letters since October 2020, or an   
   > average of 1,8,37 letters per year.   
   >   
   >   
   > Under President Donald Trump, the number of letters averaged 562 per   
   > year — or just one-third of the record reached under the guidance of   
   > pro-migration progressives.   
   >   
   > The number of child cases under Biden and Mayorkas is three times their   
   > adult caseload, according to the agency data.   
   >   
   > Mayorkas’ easy migration policies were unchallenged by Harris when she   
   > “ran away” from the border issue in 2021 as Biden tried — weakly — to   
   > get control over Mayorkas and his business backers. She also endorsed   
   > Mayorkas’ overall policies in her campaign’s economic platform.   
   >   
   > There is likely to be some fraud in the process — like in the “U Visa”   
   > for crime victims — because it allows youths to be treated as refugees   
   > and put on a fast track to the very valuable prize of citizenship.   
   >   
   > https://twitter.com/BreitbartNews/status/1835264987691954537   
   >   
   > But there is much evidence that many of the 540,000 “Unaccompanied   
   > Alien Children” welcomed by Mayorkas either volunteer for abusive work   
   > or are forced into abusive work. At least 50 percent of the UACs are   
   > older teenagers or are young men who pretend to be younger than 19.   
   >   
   > Federal investigations into sexual trafficking of UACs under President   
   > Donald Trump were stymied when then-Sen. Kamala Harris added language   
   > to a spending bill that barred information-sharing with the Immigration   
   > and Customs Enforcement agency.   
   >   
   > Federal agencies have done little to stop the sex trafficking,   
   > whistleblowers told TheFreePress:   
   >   
   > 	Deborah White, another whistleblower who worked at the same   
   > 	[government-funded] shelter, testified that migrant children   
   > 	were handed over to improperly vetted sponsors who used   
   > 	fraudulent IDs and different addresses to procure numerous   
   > 	unrelated children. “I had multiple cases that I reported on,”   
   > 	said White, meaning she reported suspicious sponsors to her   
   > 	supervisor. “One in particular where we sent 329 children to   
   > 	one address: two garden apartment [buildings] in Houston,   
   > 	Texas.” The supervisor, White told The Free Press in an   
   > 	interview, took no steps to investigate further, but instead   
   > 	told White that she wasn’t moving migrants out of the facility   
   > 	quickly enough.   
   >   
   > Amid the youths’ sexual torture, prostitution, and trafficking,   
   > progressives have happily thrown charges of bigotry and racism at the   
   > Americans who want their border laws enforced.   
   >   
   > Trump “has been tapping into a long and tawdry history of US nativism   
   > by fearmongering about immigration for some time now. He keeps at it   
   > because bigotry and racism offer some of the essential glue that binds   
   > his coalition together and makes it such a robust and incendiary   
   > political force,” claimed Timothy O’Brien, the senior executive editor   
   > of Bloomberg Opinion, in March 2024.   
   >   
   > https://youtu.be/t_Bi6UO4iak   
   >   
   > “Immigration has always been a building block of US … economic might,”   
   > he added.   
   >   
   > Part of that migrant-enabled “economic might” comes from the covert   
   > employment of child migrants. In February 2023, the New York Times   
   > described the scale of workplace abuse, complete with photographs and   
   > captions:   
   >   
   > 	Cristian works a construction job instead of going to school.   
   > 	He is 14 … Carolina packages Cheerios at night in a factory.   
   > 	She is 15 … Wander starts looking for day-labor jobs before   
   > 	sunrise. He is 13.   
   >   
   > But the newspaper stopped following the child-labor issue it touched on   
   > Mayorkas and his Extraction Migration economic policy.   
   >   
   > Similarly, the New York Times has posted intermittent articles about   
   > the sexual abuse of migrants — but it does not allow the coverage to   
   > taint the progressives’ claim to be the good guys in migration policy   
   > or the establishment’s narrative that the United States is a “Nation of   
   > Immigrants.”   
   >   
   > In general, editors at establishment media sides prefer to hire pro-   
   > migration reporters to cover the migration beat. In turn, those   
   > reporters focus their empathy on migrants’ preferences — and also hide   
   > the myriad harms and economic distortions caused by their favored   
   > policie.s   
   >   
   > In September 2023, federal agencies and Houston police announced they   
   > had arrested 10 human traffickers:   
   >   
      
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