Topic: Migrant Trafficking

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.

Donald Trump issued a new statement praising the National Guard for their work in Los Angeles and labeling Governor Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass as "incompetent" by design. Trump reiterated his commitment to "liberate" the city from a "migrant invasion" and "illegal alien riots." He also announced a new policy banning masks at protests to prevent "instigators" and "paid troublemakers" from hiding their identities.

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.

Reports indicate a massive migrant caravan in Mexico is disintegrating following Trump's victory. Jones discusses the appointment of Suzy Wiles as the first female White House Chief of Staff and the FBI's investigation into racist text messages, which he claims are "leftist" false flags. He also notes that New York City is ending its prepaid debit card program for illegal immigrants.

Whistleblower Carlos Arellano shares his experience escorting migrant children on private charter flights in the middle of the night. He describes delivering children to sponsors at public parks at 3:00 AM without proper background checks or fingerprinting. Arellano expresses concern that many of these children are lost to trafficking networks immediately after their release.

Alex Jones and his guests discuss the history of secret nighttime flights transporting migrants across the United States. They argue that the federal government and various NGOs are actively completing the smuggling process started by cartels. Jones claims that the media only admitted these flights existed after they were caught on camera by local reporters.

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.

A series of news briefs covers underage girls being trafficked in California and illegal immigrant children being housed with sex offenders in Massachusetts. The host also links a measles outbreak in Chicago to Venezuelan migrants. He criticizes the media for focusing on measles while ignoring the spread of drug-resistant tuberculosis among illegal aliens.

Investigative efforts focus on "Border Hope," a Methodist church in Eagle Pass that recently acquired a 20,000-square-foot facility allegedly used for processing and distributing illegal migrants across the United States. Geiser describes the facility as part of a massive human trafficking industry supported by NGOs and federal funds. The segment mentions that similar migrant camps are being discovered internally in cities like New York.

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.

The administration is accused of using "migrant valves" to direct the flow of people to different border cities based on media attention. The report alleges that UN-funded NGOs are managing the invasion pipeline from the Darien Gap to the U.S. border. Furthermore, claims are made that the administration has knowingly released thousands of dangerous individuals into the country.

Alex Jones reports on a whistleblower testifying to the House Judiciary Committee regarding a multi-billion dollar migrant child trafficking operation involving slave labor and sex slavery. He claims high-level federal officials provided this information to InfoWars after Fox News failed to act on it. Roger Stone joins the program to discuss the "cleansing" of truth-tellers at Fox News.

Reports indicate millions of people are crossing the Texas border, facilitated by the Biden administration and non-governmental organizations. An interview with a human trafficker suggests cartels target children for drug trafficking and organ harvesting. A whistleblower from MVM Inc. claims the federally funded contractor moves 30,000 to 40,000 unaccompanied minors monthly to unvetted sponsors across the United States.