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Secretary for health and human services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Detailed new information about migrant children who allegedly lost in the context of the bidges management accused civil servants of processing “speed about security” in rush to process minors.
“We found that there were 476,000 unaccompanied children who were lost during the Biden administration,” said Kennedy during an interview “Fox & Friends Weekend” on Sunday.
“Above all, they wanted to show that they got the children out of the cages so that they did not carry out any safety tests about the people who pick them up.”
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Secretary for health and human services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
He accused Biden officials To neglect basic security measures and carry out DNA tests, fingerprint, identification reviews and other measures to review adults who claim to be parents of children.
Under the Trump administration, however, Kennedy said that these practices were revised.
“We carry out the income check, we carry out DNA tests, fingers to everyone who comes in and says that they are parents. We knock on the doors and try to find the lost children who are lost,” he said.
So far, Kennedy claimed, federal officials have knocked around 82,000 doors and recovered around 22,000 children.
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Migrant Children will be in line in a facility “Tender Age” in San Benito, Texas in 2019. (Eric Gay File/AP Photo)
“We will continue to do so for the next three and a half years and try to find every child who has been lost,” he added.
Fox News Digital turned to a representative of former President Joe Biden for a comment.
Kennedy’s statements repeated the broader republican criticism of the treatment of unaccompanied minors by the bidges.
After August 2024 report From the office of the General Inspector of the Ministry of Homeland Security, the immigration and customs authority (ICE) between the financial years 2019 and 2023 put more than 448,000 unaccompanied migrants on HHS.
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The report showed that ICE could not completely monitor the whereabouts of many of these children after the publication and found the persecution and follow-up, including failure to ensure the appearance of the court.
However, on Associated Press Report From the last October, the results did not find that the children have disappeared or were traded with trade, but rather reflect systemic information in the record and follow-up processes.
