Photo from 2019 under Trump’s first term. Image source.

by Brian Shilhavy
Editor, Health Impact News

When the news broke out that the Trump administration was trying to fly several hundred Guatemalan children who were being held by ICE back to Guatemala during the Labor Day weekend, I withheld commenting on the event, as the Trump Administration was claiming that they were flying these children back home to their families.

That would be a wonderful thing, if true. But there were conflicting reports about the purpose of the deportation and it happened during the middle of the night during a holiday weekend, so I was suspicious about the Trump Administration’s true motives, especially now that they have revealed to the world that they have chosen to protect Epstein’s secrets, as well as all of his accomplices, and throw his victims under the bus.

A judge originally stepped in and temporarily blocked the deportations of the children, and because that judge, Judge Sparkle Sooknanan, was appointed to the federal bench by Biden, the Trump administration stepped up their attacks against this judge.

But today, those blocked deportations of Guatemalan children were upheld again by a federal judge, and this time it was one that Trump appointed. He stated that the Trump administration’s basis for deporting these Guatemalan kids “crumbled like a house of cards”, because these children actually do not have anyone from their families requesting their return to Guatemala.

As Politico Reported today:

Trump admin’s basis for deporting Guatemalan kids ‘crumbled like a house of cards,’ judge rules

U.S. District Judge Tim Kelly, a Trump appointee, took the administration to task as he blocked the deportation of hundreds of children.

Excerpts:

A federal judge appointed by President Donald Trump has blocked the administration’s bid to deport hundreds of Guatemalan children to their home country, concluding that U.S. officials’ claims about the operation had “crumbled like a house of cards.”

U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a preliminary injunction Thursday, extending a block on the deportations first issued by Biden-appointed Judge Sparkle Sooknanan last month.

Sooknanan, who was the emergency judge on call over Labor Day weekend, raced to block the operation after immigrant rights’ lawyers sued in the middle of the night as the children were being picked up from startled caregivers and loaded onto planes.

A Justice Department attorney told Sooknanan at the time that the lawsuit to block the deportations was “outrageous” because parents of the children had requested their return and some were waiting at an airport in Guatemala for them.

After Sooknanan’s ruling, Trump allies — including some in the White House — attacked the judge, contending she was blocking Guatemalan kids from reuniting with their parents.

“The Biden judge is effectively kidnapping these migrant children and refusing to let them return home to their parents in their home country,” Trump aide Stephen Miller wrote on X that day.

But Kelly, in his ruling Thursday, said that allegation was simply not true.

Many of the administration’s claims, he noted, fell apart quickly when the Guatemalan government reported that it was unable to locate most of the children’s parents, and those it could find said they had not sought their children’s return and preferred for them to seek economic opportunity in the United States.

Kelly repeatedly chided the administration for making the baseless claim.

“While Defendants plunged ahead in the middle of the night with their ‘reunification’ plan and then represented to a judge that a parent or guardian had requested each child’s return, that turned out not to be true,” he wrote.

“On this record, it appears that Defendants intend to send back to Guatemala many unaccompanied children without an identified parent or legal guardian there.”

Advocates for the Guatemalan children targeted for deportation described intense fear and anguish about the operation, saying their clients were roused in the middle of the night, some pulled from foster homes over their protests and bused to the airport.

“Today’s court decision is a significant victory for the hundreds of children who are now safe from the Trump administration’s unlawful attempt to expel them from the United States,”

said Efrén Olivares, vice president of litigation and legal strategy at the National Immigration Law Center.

Read the full article.

This begs the question, of course, as to who were they planning to send these children to?

This is, at the very least, child trafficking, and at worst, potentially child sex trafficking, by the Trump administration.

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This article was written by Human Superior Intelligence (HSI)

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