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Are ORR, CBP, Homeland Security, and ICE infested with pedophiles and perverts seeking to exploit the plight of unfortunate migrant children and other detainees?
It is evident that the number of government perverts has increased since the inauguration of Donald Trump.
These perverts are emerging from the woodwork and from other dark places, encouraged by the hate rhetoric of Donald Trump.
The question is, will Donald Trump fix the problem or allow it to fester? Are ORR and CBP raping and assaulting more migrants than non-US-Government South American rapists in migrant caravans are?
Thousands of migrant children report they were sexually assaulted in U.S. custody
It is evident that the number of government perverts has increased since the inauguration of Donald Trump.
These perverts are emerging from the woodwork and from other dark places, encouraged by the hate rhetoric of Donald Trump.
The question is, will Donald Trump fix the problem or allow it to fester? Are ORR and CBP raping and assaulting more migrants than non-US-Government South American rapists in migrant caravans are?
Thousands of migrant children report they were sexually assaulted in U.S. custody
Thousands of migrant children report they were sexually assaulted in U.S. custody
Alan Gomez, USA TODAY Published 2:30 p.m. ET Feb. 26, 2019 | Updated 2:59 p.m. ET Feb. 26, 2019
Thousands of migrant children who crossed the southern border into the U.S. have reported they were sexually assaulted while in government custody, according to Department of Health and Human Services documents released Tuesday by Rep. Ted Deutch's office.
In the past four years, 4,556 children said they were sexually assaulted while in the care of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement, which takes custody of unaccompanied minors who cross the southern border alone and those who are separated from their families.
Allegations go back to 2015, meaning the reported assaults started under the Obama administration. But the allegations have increased in the past two years after the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy that led to at least 2,800 family separations flooding the department with additional children. ...