Topic: Migrant Children

Border Czar Tom Homan announced that ICE has located 3,364 missing unaccompanied alien children who were lost during the previous administration. Whistleblowers have long warned that the government was sending children to unvetted sponsors and cartel members. DHS continues to investigate the whereabouts of approximately 300,000 children still missing within the U.S. foster and sponsor systems.

The Biden administration, specifically Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, is accused of actively sex-trafficking hundreds of thousands of migrant children across the U.S. border. Whistleblowers claim these children are being handed to pedophiles in Walmart parking lots and remote shacks. Meanwhile, Melinda French Gates has publicly distanced herself from Bill Gates, expressing "unbelievable sadness" over his ties to Epstein and his alleged attempts to secretly drug her.

The Trump DOJ is reportedly considering a ban on gun ownership for transgender individuals, a move the NRA has opposed as a dangerous precedent. The discussion shifts to the 1.1 million migrant children estimated to have been smuggled into the U.S. under the Biden administration, with claims of complicity by the HHS and DHS.

The Trump administration is working to track down hundreds of thousands of migrant children lost during the Biden-Harris administration. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. alleged that the previous administration allowed cartels to sponsor children without proper vetting, leading to widespread labor and sex trafficking. HHS is now utilizing recovered databases to identify these children and investigate the NGOs involved in their dispersal.

Senator Ron Wyden is criticized for labeling the disappearance of half a million migrant children a "debunked lie" during a Senate hearing. This claim is countered by referencing reports from the DHS Office of Inspector General and bipartisan Senate findings that confirm the government lost track of these minors. The segment accuses Wyden and other Democrats of using Jeffrey Epstein references to distract from current human trafficking failures.

An estimated 350,000 to 500,000 migrant children are missing after being processed by DHS and HHS, with the U.S. government acting as the "final mile" for traffickers. Kyle Serafin reports that some FBI agents refuse to investigate these cases due to political correctness and a fear of being labeled racist. This is contrasted with the aggressive prosecution of January 6 defendants, where agents like Steve Friend were allegedly retaliated against for questioning the legality of SWAT raids on non-violent citizens.

Ryan Mata credits the Trump administration for re-implementing DNA testing at the border in March 2025, which reportedly led to a 93% decrease in children being delivered to unverified sponsors. Mata presents data from the HHS website showing the sharp decline in "releases to sponsors" compared to the Biden administration's final months. The segment includes footage of children being loaded into vehicles by Catholic Charities staff without their parents.

Documentary filmmaker Ryan Mata joins Owen Shroyer to discuss the dramatic decrease in migrant children entering the U.S. under the Trump administration. Mata provides statistics claiming that under Biden, the government facilitated the delivery of 350,000 children to unvetted sponsors, many of whom have since disappeared. He praises Trump for reinstating mandatory DNA testing at the border to ensure children are released only to legitimate family members.

The discussion focuses on the 325,000 migrant children reported missing or untracked by the Department of Homeland Security. Investigative filmmaker Ryan Mata’s work on "Operation Amber Alert" is cited, alleging that U.S. Border Patrol and various NGOs are effectively delivering children to unvetted "sponsors" who may be part of trafficking networks. The speakers describe a lack of oversight where infants are transported without basic necessities.

The Trump administration reportedly located 75,000 to 80,000 of the 325,000 missing migrant children within its first five days. Jones alleges that former Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and various NGOs covered up the trail of these children, some of whom were placed in dangerous environments. Tom Homan is reportedly preparing news teams to document the rescue operations and investigate the "smuggling chain" involving law firms and charities.

A field report features a confrontation at an MVM headquarters where children are reportedly being moved in vans to airports under a "secret operation." The reporter questions staff members who refuse to identify themselves or explain why children are being transported to unknown sponsors. One individual on-site admits that some children are trafficked and that employees are prohibited from speaking to the media due to political policies.

Donald Trump labels Kamala Harris as a "radical left Marxist" and criticizes her past support for the "Defund the Police" movement. He warns of a massive tax hike under her administration and highlights her shifting stance on fracking in Pennsylvania. Trump also mentions the 325,000 missing migrant children and the recent California law banning voter ID requirements as evidence of a "country-destroying" agenda.

Carlos Arellano describes the conditions inside migrant holding facilities, including reports of self-harm and sexual abuse. He alleges that the Biden administration killed DNA testing programs that were intended to verify familial relationships between children and sponsors. Arellano claims that children as young as three months old are being moved through the system without adequate care.

The discussion turns to reports of migrant children working in dangerous industrial jobs, such as tire factories and cereal boxing plants. Carlos Arellano mentions an investigation in Chicago involving underage migrants being sent to work in Michigan. The guests argue that the current system is creating a "permanent underclass" of exploited labor.

During a live press conference in California, Donald Trump highlighted the disappearance of 325,000 migrant children under the Biden-Harris administration. He characterized Kamala Harris as the "facilitator" of the largest human trafficking wave in history. Trump also criticized her past support for the "defund the police" movement and her calls to dismantle ICE, while praising the agency's effectiveness in removing MS-13 gang members.

The host calls for the political extinction of the Democrat Party, arguing that common-sense populism is taking over the Republican Party. Evidence is presented of a 2019 resolution by the Athens-Clarke County government welcoming people of "all statuses," which the host links to the eventual murder of Laken Riley. Additional reports mention a Guatemalan sex predator arrested by ICE and the disappearance of thousands of migrant children from sponsor homes.

Alex Jones reports on the disappearance of 87,000 migrant children handed over to sponsors by the Department of Homeland Security under Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. He alleges that NGOs are managing the "invasion" at the southern border and the Darien Gap using taxpayer funds. Additionally, he mentions the U.S. national debt surpassing $34 trillion and FDA admissions regarding COVID-19 shot contamination.

Whistleblower Carlos Arellano, a former transportation specialist for the Department of Health and Human Services, describes his experience on secret charter flights moving migrant children in the middle of the night. He details how children were moved between multiple shelters in cities like Seattle, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Arellano expresses distress over dropping children off with sponsors they had only met via video chat.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas faces criticism regarding the influx of millions of illegal immigrants and the loss of contact with 85,000 migrant children. Reports indicate that these children are being released to labor and sex traffickers due to a broken enforcement system. Critics argue that the administration's goal is to facilitate entry rather than secure the border, leading to a humanitarian crisis of historic proportions.

A caller asks about the whereabouts of the thousands of migrant children processed at the border. Owen Shroyer notes that during his recent trip to El Paso, he saw mostly military-aged men rather than families. They discuss the potential for human trafficking and criticize the mainstream media for ignoring stories of illegal immigrants involved in the exploitation of minors.