“Upcoming Report Will Expose Horrors” Of Biden’s Lost 85,000 Migrant Children In America

One of Muckraker.com’s journalists has taken to X, revealing an upcoming report set to expose the shocking reality behind some of the 85,000 migrant children who vanished under the Biden administration’s first term. 

Muckraker wrote on X that one government insider has supplied them with a “list of addresses where some of the 85,000 missing alien children have been delivered under the Biden administration.”

In the video, a Muckraker journalist stood outside an abandoned Amityville, New York house. He said this is one of the thousands of addresses the government insider has provided them, adding this home with boarded-up windows allegedly had two migrant children delivered to a sponsor living at the house. 

“Our upcoming report will expose the horrors of the Biden administration’s unaccompanied children program,” Muckraker wrote on X. 

Where are the 85,000 missing children? – BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SENDING CHILDREN TO HOUSES NOW ABANDONED

Muckraker has obtained a list of addresses where some of the 85,000 missing alien children have been delivered under the Biden administration.

Shockingly, one of the addresses… pic.twitter.com/AdSPjZrS0a

— Muckraker.com (@realmuckraker) June 14, 2024

Leftist corporate media outlets have barely covered that the Health and Human Services Office of Refugee Resettlement has lost more than 85,000 migrant children in Biden’s first term. If this happened under former President Trump, CBS, ABC, NBC, and other media outlets would be running 24/7 specials about the horrific situation.

All the American people hear are crickets from leftist corporate media outlets, more focused on rainbow June month than actually caring about missing children. It is disappointing and another reason why distrust in leftist corporate media is soaring as ratings implode.

In recent weeks, “Fox and Friends Weekend” co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy asked Trump in an interview about the missing migrant children situation and what he would do if reelected. 

“So in just this year, fiscal year 2024, there’s been 74,000 unaccompanied children that have come across the border. In 2023, get this number, 137,275. You know, you’ve seen the images of these children … and the Joe Biden administration has lost 80,000 of them. No one can track, no one knows where they’re at … Will you commit, will the Trump administration commit to finding these children, to finding them and returning them to their families? To their countries? Because many of them have been lost into sex trafficking. It’s heartbreaking. Will you commit to that?” Campos-Duffy asked the former president. 

Trump responded: 

“Yeah, I would do that. Sure, adding, “I haven’t been asked that question, but the answer is yes. It’s a simple answer. Many of them are dead. They have done such a bad job.”

President Trump commits to finding the 85,000 plus missing migrant children — most who have been sex trafficked — that Trafficker-in-Chief Joe Biden has lost.

“Many of them are dead,” Trump sadly revealed.

The sad reality is that most sex trafficking victims do not survive… pic.twitter.com/HIxRRCK09k

— LIZ CROKIN (@LizCrokin) June 2, 2024

Trump also spoke with  Dr. Phil about the situation, in which he said, “Can you imagine if that were Trump that had 88,000 missing children…” What Trump is referring to is corporate leftist media would be railing against him if he were president right now for the missing children.

From President Trump’s interview with Dr. Phil:

– Border patrol agents say that they are using tax dollars to send CHILDREN into known prostitution rings and sweat shops.

– Over 85,000 migrant children are “MISSING” since 2023. pic.twitter.com/hDJtNcwkPW

— FLOTUS Report (@MELANIAJTRUMP) June 13, 2024

Muckraker did not provide a release date on the report: “Stay tuned, you do not want to miss what’s next.” 

If the climate cultists and woke zombies across the West redirected their wasted energy from rainbow parades to actually addressing human trafficking, perhaps real progress in tackling this crisis could be made.