CHILD ABUSE / CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING
Senator Josh Hawley calls for FBI investigation into migrant kids missing under Joe Biden
Hawley emphasized in his letter that the treatment of these children is illegal and a federal crime. By Charlotte Hazard
April 29,2023 – Missouri GOP Sen. Josh Hawley is calling for FBI Director Chris Wray to investigate the 85,000 migrant children who have been released into the U.S. and “gone missing” under President Joe Biden’s administration, meaning the government does not have contact with them anymore.
Hawley wrote in a letter to Director Wray that the unaccompanied minor children at the southern border are being abused sexually and have been handed over to “modern-day slave traders.”
“Reporting reveals that HHS loosened vetting processes for sponsors and retaliated against whistleblowers who raised these concerns,” Hawley’s letter reads. “As a result, thousands of children have been handed over to modern-day slave traders. They are forced into factory work under punishing conditions. They are forced to make auto parts, process meat in slaughterhouses, and reroof houses,” the letter continues.
“They are denied food, education, and sometimes fear for their lives. They suffer sexual violence. In a country that claims to value the rule of law and the protection of children, this is unconscionable.”
The Powerful Story Behind Florida Bill HB1297 to Protect Children By Margaret Flavin
Apr. 30, 2023 – The Gateway Pundit reported on recent bills in Florida that would allow for the execution of child rapists.
The Florida House passed HB1297, a bill that allows for the death penalty for rapists of children under the age of 12 without jury unanimity, by a 95-14 vote.
Christina Meredith, a former candidate for the Florida House of Representatives, is a passionate foster care activist and mental health advocate who fought to make this bill happen.
Her passion is borne from her own story as a survivor of childhood rape. Despite the challenges she faced, Meredith’s personal and professional path has been inspirational. A former homeless foster youth, she went on to win Ms. California. Currently, she serves in the US Army and continues to dedicate herself to protecting children from abuse and advocating for foster care reform.
In 2020, she shared her efforts on passing Christina’s Law and the work of her nonprofit organization.
