Illinois: Illegal Immigrants Accused of Child Trafficking After 16-Year-Old Miscarries, Revealing Apparent Sexual Abuse
The D.C. establishment allowed a family of illegal migrants in Illinois to import children for slavery and sex, according to court documents filed in Central Illinois.
Three members of the Guatemalan family of illegal migrants are facing life sentences, and additional members may face rape charges.
Officials and pro-migration advocates prefer not to enforce the nation’s immigration laws, but “sometimes a case pops up in front of them and they can’t ignore it,” said Jessica Vaughan, the policy director at the Center for Immigration Studies. She added,
They ought to be ashamed — and everyone else who has looked the other way at what’s going on at the border and especially what goes on once people are released into the interior … People who support catch and release policies are in denial about the human cost and abuse that is facilitated by these policies.
“Victim 1” was first identified in 2016, at the age of 10, when she was brought over the border by a man who claimed to be her father. President Barack Obama’s border agents detected the fraud, and send the man back to Guatemala. But his deputies also sent the child to live in Illinois with the man’s sister, an illegal alien named Catarina Domingo-Juan.
Victim 1 is one of roughly 150,000 girls — and 300,000 boys — admitted since 2016 to the U.S. under Congress’ 2008 law for “Unaccompanied Alien Children.” President Donald Trump temporarily curbed the inflow in 2020 amid furious opposition by congressional Democrats.
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