Michael Yon: Callsign BIG HONEY 6
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Boom!
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Laura Loomer
@LauraLoomer

EXCLUSIVE: I have obtained a letter that was just sent by the
@MPGuatemala_EN Public Ministry of Guatemala to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
@KenPaxtonTX
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The Guatemalan government is accusing Texas of harboring tax payer funded NGOs and charities that are kidnapping and trafficking children from Guatemala across the US Southern Border via Mexico.

72% of all unaccompanied minors encountered at the US Southern Border are from Guatemala.

I have translated the letter to English here, but you can see the original letter below:

🚨TRANSLATION 🚨

“To: Attorney General Paxton

It is a pleasure to greet you and wish you success in your daily activities. By higher instructions, I am writing to request, if you consider it appropriate, your immediate attention to a serious situation affecting the Republic of Guatemala. As the Public Ministry, we have received a complaint as a criminal report about a very important and sensitive issue: Our beloved children.

As you know, deficiencies in security and diplomacy related to the border between the United States and Mexico have resulted in a significant increase in drug trafficking, but also a devastating emergence of human trafficking. In relation to the new complaint that has been filed with this institution, a horrifying pattern of disappearance of children from Guatemala has been brought to our attention, and it has been reported to the Public Ministry that a complex network involving Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) operating within Guatemala, who collaborate with specific entities in the State of Texas, are implicated in the abuse of Guatemalan children when they are away from their parents and do not have someone to protect them.

These Guatemalan children have reportedly been placed in shelters and organizations throughout Texas under the guise of providing them with a family environment. Disturbingly, there have been reports and documented situations of sexual abuse in these shelters, which is a huge violation of the rights and dignity of these children.

The State of Texas bears much of the responsibility for these lost children, who have been transferred to the border and processed migratorily in Texas apparently fully aware of this situation.

Among the non-governmental organizations operating in Guatemala and the State of Texas that may be involved in child trafficking operations, the involvement of "Save the Children," "Changing the Way We Care," the World Childhood Foundation, Arise, and La Unión del Pueblo Entero is concerning. What could be particularly alarming about these organizations is that some of them receive federal funds from American taxpayers. I have been informed that other non-governmental organizations operating in Guatemala and Texas could be accomplices to child trafficking, possibly supporting this trafficking and other issues with unaccompanied children and adolescents traveling, but they have proven unsuccessful in protecting children in Guatemala.

The Public Ministry, obligated to protect the human rights and interests of the inhabitants of the Republic of Guatemala, will spare no effort and exhaust all necessary efforts to locate and criminally prosecute those responsible for this enormous tragedy. Be assured that the Attorney General and Chief of the Public Ministry of the Republic of Guatemala will zealously execute her legal mandate to eradicate this epidemic of child trafficking and to hold those who commit these crimes against humanity accountable.

I respectfully request that you contact us as soon as possible to agree on joint efforts aimed at resolving this humanitarian crisis for which your country is directly responsible in part.

Without further ado, I subscribe with the highest expressions of my consideration and esteem.”

The letter was signed by Guatemala’s Secretary General at the Public ministry.

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