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Sara Teams Up with Sen. Blackburn to Protect Migrant Girls
Our border crisis brings many devastating consequences, but the repeated trafficking and victimization of young girls is one of the very worst. Sara is collaborating with Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn on the Protect Girls Act. And today, they explain what that legislation would accomplish.
But the fight does not end there. Your kids are being targeted by online predators. While we fight the necessary battle over the sexualization of our kids in our schools and our culture, don’t forget about the sewage that your children may be exposed to on their smartphones and tablets for hours each day.
Sen. Blackburn joins Sara to discuss her new legislation designed to hold big tech companies accountable for inappropriate content being delivered on their sites. And she tells us about another new bill aimed at ending China’s infiltration of the United States through seemingly innocent sister city programs.
This episode discusses the role of the US government in child trafficking and the lack of action to address the issue. Tara Lee Rodas, a whistleblower, explains how children are brought to the border and then transferred to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), where they are connected with sponsors. However, many of these sponsors are involved in criminal activities such as child labor and sex trafficking. The government is aware of these issues but fails to take appropriate action. The conversation emphasizes the need for accountability and action to protect vulnerable children.
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