At least 85,000 children who crossed the border illegally as "Unaccompanied minors" have gone missing after being placed with sponsors by the Department of Human Services, according to multiple government whistleblowers.
The whistleblowers, who were assigned to process minors near the southern border, revealed that children were being placed with people who were not their relatives, and there was evidence of abuse and trafficking.
One of the whistleblowers reported that after alerting supervisors to the fact that children were being placed with strangers and that there was evidence of sadistic abuse, the Biden administration's DHS Office of Refugee Resettlement took her off the job and retaliated against her, instead of addressing the problem.
The Biden administration has been accused of shoveling children out to the homes of poorly vetted volunteers as fast as possible, in an attempt to avoid the "Kids in cages" facilities and the negative optics that come with them.
The Biden administration loosened rules on background checks, with the DHS only checking if children were fine by having a single phone call with a sponsor 30 days later.
Many of the children could not be reached by that time because they were missing.
It is important to note that the safety and well-being of these children should be a top priority for the government and all necessary measures should be taken to ensure their protection.
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