Increase in Child Trafficking Under Biden Administration
Increase in Child Trafficking Under Biden Administration

Increase in Child Trafficking Under Biden Administration

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A recent report indicates that under the Biden-Harris administration, the trafficking of migrant children has surged, with forced labor and child sex trafficking levels tripling compared to the Trump era. The non-profit organization Shepherd's Watch highlights that in 2022 alone, 2,226 Letters of Certification were issued for minors fleeing sex trafficking, a significant increase from the 562 issued annually during Trump's presidency. Activist Lisa, who runs Shepherd's Watch, claims that traffickers, often affiliated with violent gangs, exploit social media platforms like Facebook and TikTok to lure young girls with false job promises, leading to their exploitation. She notes that 90% of the trafficking ads now target migrant girls, a stark increase attributed to the current border policies. The lack of resources and oversight in tracking unaccompanied minors has exacerbated the situation, according to Lisa and other observers. This alarming trend underscores the urgent need for effective interventions and support to combat human trafficking in the U.S.

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