The Department of Justice (DOJ), led by Democrat President Joe Biden, has taken child sex trafficking off it’s list of offenses that it regards as “areas of concern.”
The DOJ removed information from their webpage on child sex trafficking in late May.
The section had been added by President Donald Trump’s administration and highlighted that cracking down on the “international sex trafficking of minors” was a top priority for the U.S. government.
The horrible crime is no longer recorded as a “concern” for Biden’s DOJ, it has just been disclosed that the data was erased.
Steve Bannon’s Warroom journalist Natalie Winters revealed the astounding modification.
The shift in strategy comes as criticism of Biden’s ongoing encouragement of mass migration through America’s open southern border grows.
The border is a prime avenue for child sex trafficking, as we at Leading Report have previously reported.
It also coincides with the recent release of the hit anti-child trafficking film “Sound of Freedom.”
On May 12th, 2023, the Department of Justice (DOJ) made significant changes to its homepage detailing what defines child sex trafficking and how the department is combating it, including the removal of the three sections: “International Sex Trafficking of Minors”; “Domestic Sex Trafficking of Minors,” and “Child Victims of Prostitution.”
The website, which belongs to the DOJ’s Criminal Division, lists the “subject areas” that the organization’s Child Exploitation and Obscenity Services concentrate on.
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