Soros-Funded NGOs Sue Admin Over Rules Protecting Unaccompanied Children

While we haven’t heard anything since April, HHS still hasn’t accounted for over 300,000 children who came into the country unaccompanied.

Many other children came in with suspicious “sponsors.” As a result, the current administration tightened the rules governing the transfer of children to sponsors.

Two Soros-funded NGOs are suing the administration for tightening the rules.

Soros-Funded Groups Are Suing to Loosen Regulations

The National Center for Youth Law and Democracy Forward, both of which have received money from George Soros via his Open Society Foundations, have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to block reform of the Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) program.

The UAC program resettles migrant children in the U.S. with adult sponsors if they arrive at the border without a parent or guardian.

The National Center for Youth Law (NCYL) and Democracy Forward filed a class action complaint in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia challenging new U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) policies that they claim have resulted in the separation of families and the prolonged detention of children in federal immigration custody.

The problem is that this is how we lost over 300,000 children. They want to keep the system loose and uncontrolled. Why? They aren’t separated from their families if we don’t know who their sponsors are. And what kind of parent sends their child across the border with criminals? Some Border Patrol agents said some girls are sent with condoms because the parent(s) know they will be raped.

Tightening the Rules

President Donald Trump’s Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has tightened the process for verifying the legal status of an adult sponsor. This will occur before a UAC is handed over to their care.

How can people object while knowing child trafficking was an issue?

HHS whistleblower Tara Lee Rodas said migrant children were being turned over to adult sponsors who were, in most cases, not their parents or relatives.

“…we have delivered these unaccompanied children to criminals, traffickers, and members of transnational criminal organizations who are using the UAC program as a white glove delivery service of children,” Rodas said, calling out the Biden-Harris regime for loosening the rules around the UAC program.

It’s Just Paperwork

The Biden administration and the media said they aren’t missing. It’s a paperwork issue. They don’t know that, yet they say it.

The media claims it is a misrepresentation of an August report.

The report noted that more than 291,000 unaccompanied migrant children had not, as of May 2024, received a notice to appear in court. Additionally, more than 32,000 unaccompanied migrant children got a notice to appear but then failed to show up for immigration court hearings. Those figures came from ICE and covered the period from October 2018 to September 2023. During that period, there were a total of 448,820 unaccompanied children released by ICE to the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Refugee Resettlement.

We still don’t know where they are. From observations by Border Patrol, it was clear that some children were being trafficked. The administration stopped DNA testing, and people who weren’t relatives, and were even gang members, took control of the children in some cases.

Numerous children were sent to one address. HHS and HSI were also given fraudulent addresses for many of the missing children. HHS no longer has contact with them.

There is plenty of evidence that children were trafficked for labor and/or sex, plenty.

Watch some of the clips from people who were involved in some way.

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