Biden’s HHS Placed Over 11,000 Migrant Children in U.S. Homes with Unvetted Adults

‘Disturbing Evidence:’ Senate Judiciary Committee Reveals Biden’s HHS Placed Over 11,000 Migrant Children in U.S. Homes with Unvetted Adults​

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) revealed in a bombshell report that former President Joe Biden’s Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) continuously placed Unaccompanied Alien Children (UACs) in homes across the United States with adult sponsors who were not vetted by the agency.


The report is thanks to President Donald Trump’s HHS providing the Senate Judiciary Committee with UAC data that shows what had been reported for years under Biden — mainly that UACs were not tracked by the administration and were often placed in homes with adults who were not vetted beforehand.
In particular, the report reveals that Biden’s HHS placed more than 11,000 UACs in homes with adult sponsors who were not their parents, relatives, or even vetted through fingerprints and background checks.

Federal law requires that UAC sponsors must submit to a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) background check based on fingerprints when such sponsors are not the parents or relatives. Grassley said Biden’s HHS disregarded this statute.

“My oversight continues to expose disturbing evidence that the Biden-Harris administration turned a blind eye to tens of thousands of kids who needed proper supervision and care,” Grassley said in a statement.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told Congress in May that the Biden administration was the “biggest facilitator of child abuse” in American history because of how it handled UACs.

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