Part 9/12:
Homeland Security investigations have uncovered that many minors are being placed with unvetted or unrelated adults, some with criminal backgrounds. An inspector general report confirmed that addresses provided by sponsors were often fake, incomplete, or undeliverable—highlighting systemic flaws.
In one week alone, more than 2,400 children were released into the US, but only a fraction were placed with trusted sponsors. Many minors are believed to be exploited or recruited into criminal activities.
Political Commentary:
- Homan criticizes the Biden administration for prioritizing quick releases over thorough vetting of sponsors, contrasting current policies with Trump's stricter safeguards, which used DNA testing to verify familial relationships—reducing trafficking opportunities.