Sex Trafficking. We have heard a lot about it lately. Why? Because it’s a real problem. And it’s getting worse, not better. We’re talking about women and children being smuggled across our southern border and sold as sex slaves. So, the next time someone gives you a bleeding-heart story about those poor migrants who want to have a better way of life, you may remind them that it is not even close to a one-size-fits-all scenario. And it has a very dark side often glossed over by mainstream media. Get this: There’s been a whopping 85,000 children brought across the border, and we have no idea if any of them came with their parents.
Jim Harden, founder of CompassCare pregnancy centers, joins us in this discussion to further enlighten us about this horrible epidemic.
Q&A:
- Homeland Security and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to stop handing over children to likely sex traffickers. Sounds reasonable, right? Who could object to that?
Answer: A moral administration would do their level best to stop this. But we’re talking about the Biden administration here. They don’t view these people as sex traffickers; they view them as undocumented Democrats who soon will be mailing in ballots, and those votes are not likely going for Trump.
- How many children are making it across the border? Are we talking dozens or possibly hundreds?
Answer: It’s far worse. We’re talking tens of thousands. Top law enforcement officers are saying 85,000 migrant children are flooding across the border and that a large number of those have fallen victim to sex trafficking.
- There are growing numbers of claims that the U.S. is “paying money to take these children and sell them into sex slavery.” What’s your response to this?
Answer: Sadly, that’s true. Just a few weeks ago, National National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd laid the blame on the U.S. government. Mind you, this is a Union Leader who represents 18,000 border patrol agents, but for some Democrats, this matter has gone too far, and they are breaking ranks with Democrat leadership.
- A week before Brandon Judd’s startling revelations, the Epstein sex crime syndicate, according to a lawsuit filed on Valentine’s Day 2024 by several of his trafficking victims in New York, claims the FBI gave tacit approval of the sex trafficking ring, looking at the other way. How’s this possible in America?
Answer: Largely because of the abortion component. There is a biological result of sex abuse. It’s called pregnancy. The goal of rapists, abusers, pimps, and handlers is to cover their crimes with abortions to keep their human product producing cash, either through pornographic material, prostitution, or both. And how do they handle their sex slaves’ pregnancies? They make deals with abortionists or purchase chemical abortion drugs. 5) How rampant is this?
Answer: According to one report, 55% of sex trafficking survivors reported being forced to have an abortion, with 30% having multiple abortions. Another survey of 1123 victims of sex trafficking revealed that 758 were trafficked as girls (age 11-17), and 90% (683) had at least one abortion as a minor.
- Are these mainly back-alley abortions?
Answer: No. Of the victims surveyed, 29.6% identified Planned Parenthood facilities as the most common source of treatment.
- The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists published a standard of care for identifying the signs of sex trafficking for medical professionals to truly advocate for the health and well-being of women and girls. Is the abortion industry using that standard?
Answer: Most, if not all, states mandate reporting of suspected sexual abuse, especially of a minor, by medical professionals. In states like New York, where minors are considered emancipated for reproductive health decision-making, grey areas emerge. However, historically any recipients of Title X federal funding are required to report suspected cases of abuse. According to Planned Parenthood, they are recipients of this funding. To what extent is minor abuse being reported? After all, New York City is the destination for hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants, many of whom are minors. Former Planned Parenthood executive Myra Rodriguez blew the whistle on the abortion giant in Arizona, outraged at the atrocities committed against migrant women pregnant by sex abuse. She said, “We need to stop the business of abortionists attacking our women and going after our immigrant and minority communities.”
About Rev. Jim Harden:
Rev. James Harden, M.Div., is the CEO of the firebombed pro-life medical network CompassCare of Buffalo, New York. He has one wife and ten children. Rev. Harden says, “Money follows morality.” He is raising the alarm regarding corruption in federal law enforcement and public policy in a post-Roe America. He writes extensively on medical ethics, executive leadership, and pro-life strategy, predicting Dobbs in 2018 and the death of the “Red Wave” in 2022, and is currently sounding the alarm on the proliferation of human sex trafficking on the U.S. Southern border.
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In a recent Project Veritas investigation, the abortion giant casually discussed how to facilitate illegal transport and abortion of pregnant minors. Because of this investigation, on February 29, the Missouri Attorney General announced a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood, citing “a conspiracy to conceal the sexual exploitation of children.” All other 49 states ought to file similar lawsuits, especially blue states like New York, supposedly so dedicated to the reproductive rights of women.
Notice the conspicuous absence of abortion industry leaders in decrying the mass sex abuse targeting women and girls? Yet, anti-abortion pregnancy center leaders speak out.
The day before the annual March for Life, January 18, outside the capitol building alongside many Congressional representatives, the hard truth was revealed that abortion is the glove hiding the fingerprints of sex slavery. When one asked why, “no one is bothering to ask which abortion business was servicing Jeffery Epstein’s international sex crime syndicate in New York City.” NY Gov. Kathy Hochul seeks only to protect abortionists under the cover of reproductive rights. NY Attorney General Letitia Jamesseeks to ensure that women have no choice but abortion. And Joe Biden, instead of drafting an executive order to investigate the abortion industry’s complicity in the multi-billion-dollar sex slave trade, demands the DOJ investigate pro-life people seeking to spare women and girls from being revictimized.
The letter from the twenty-two AGs noted, “There are also numerous examples of young women brought across the border in Texas only to be placed immediately into sex trafficking rings. In a country that claims to value both children and the rule of law, this cannot happen.”
After all this, and on the same day, February 29, both Biden and Trump made trips to the border, likely to inspect the extent of the crisis. We need a path back if America wishes to step back from the Babylonian cliff of social decay.
In addition to the 9-Point Plan to Protect Women and Children from Abortion Fraud and Injury Plan, the following is my first draft of America’s project S.T.O.P. (Sex Trafficking Opposition Plan), containing seven solid steps toward abating the epidemic of sex abuse and slavery of women and girls:
- Reinstate rapid DNA testing for minors and families at the southern border.
- Demand all state Attorneys General engage civil investigations into unreported abortions perpetrated upon minors.
- Mandate all abortionists report all abortions perpetrated upon girls under the age of 18, transported across state lines (Mann Act), or to whom drugs were shipped across state lines (Comstock Act).
- Encourage state and federal legislation prohibiting the electronic dissemination and consumption of child porn through smartphones, which is a means for generating profit from sex trafficking.
- Mandate through local, state, and federal law that all purveyors of pornography must be registered with every state, just like telemarketing solicitors, setting criminal penalties and fines for uncompensated production and unsolicited dissemination.
- Track the sale and delivery of chemical abortion, confirming age and gender, flagging purchases of more than one dose, purchases made by minors, purchases made by a male, and repeat purchases within one month.
- Make sex trafficking and moral dilemmas of personhood a mandatory ethics class in all medical schools while increasing awareness in the medical community through Continuing Education Units for signs of sex trafficking in a patient and providing funding to pregnancy centers to develop and deliver this education.
CONTACT: To schedule an interview, contact Jerry McGlothlin at geraldmcg@outlook.com 919-437-0001.
