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Secure the Border, End Human Trafficking, and Defeat the Cartels
Americans overwhelmingly disapprove of the border crisis created by President Biden: 68% disapprove of Biden’s handling of immigration (AP and NORC). 66% think the border is worse off now than it was under the Trump Administration (KAConsulting).
The American People Don’t Want To Be Complicit In Human Trafficking At The Border
For many Americans, the start of a new year is filled with enthusiasm and presents an opportunity to build on last year’s successes or hit the reset if things did not meet expectations. However, for us, it is also a solemn reminder that January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, with January 11 specifically designated as National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Elevating this serious issue to the forefront draws awareness to the cruel sex trafficking and forced labor that has become far too common in today’s world. In his proclamation continuing the decades-long recognition of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, President Joe Biden correctly describes human trafficking as “a threat to global security, public safety, and human dignity.”
EXPERT INSIGHT: The ‘Extremists’ who want to End Human Trafficking for Good
The box office hit Sound of Freedom tells the true story of Tim Ballard, an American who rescued victims of child sex trafficking in Colombia.
Op-Ed: Biden must get serious about ending human trafficking
For nearly two years, we have heard a lot of talk from the Biden administration about its commitment to bringing “an end to human trafficking.” President Biden claims his administration is leading the fight to counter it, but the American people know that actions speak louder than words. In just two years, a record 306,000 vulnerable children have been trafficked and smuggled to the border — more than 1.3 times the number over the entire four years of the Trump administration.
Playbook for Securing the Border, Ending Human Trafficking, and Defeating the Cartels: Existing Laws the Executive Branch Should Use
An overused trope by many politicians and the media is that our immigration system is “broken.” Those who make this assertion rarely identify with specificity what precisely is broken or offer solutions to fix the immigration system. Instead, “broken immigration system” is largely understood to be a catchphrase that necessitates providing amnesty to millions of illegal aliens in the country and sometimes also increasing legal immigration beyond the current 1 million lawful permanent residents our country welcomes every year under current law.
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