CEO Alleges Biden-Harris Administration Is 'Complicit' in Child Trafficking

Recent events have made many Americans more aware of the presence of malevolent forces within Western societies and governments.

It's hard to conceive of a more sinister evil than public policies that intentionally enable the suffering of children.

During a Sunday appearance on “The Cats Roundtable with John Catsimatidis” podcast, Robert Unanue, CEO of Goya Foods, accused the administration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris of acting as a “complicit middle man in child trafficking” by refusing to secure the southern border.

Unanue's concerns about child trafficking were part of a broader critique of the Biden-Harris administration.

Just last month, Harris suggested Communist-style price controls as a solution to what she described as corporate price-gouging within the food industry.

Unanue took several minutes to explain how the policies of Biden and Harris, rather than corporate greed, have led to the global instability that fuels inflation.

For instance, he argued that the administration’s disastrous 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan “emboldened” Russian President Vladimir Putin, leading to his 2022 invasion of Ukraine, a key “breadbasket” for Europe and other regions, thereby driving up food prices.

Catsimatidis, who owns the New York City supermarket chain Gristedes, then asked Unanue to discuss supply-chain issues in more detail.

Unanue again emphasized global instability, highlighting concerns about MS-13 and Venezuelan gang members.

He then shifted the conversation about “costs” back to Harris and the administration's shortcomings.

“You want to control prices? You want to control costs? How about the United States, instead of being the complicit middle man in child trafficking, human trafficking, and drugs, why don’t they put a lid on that and control our borders?”

“That is what the cost is — it’s not the one percent that a grocery store has to make at the end of the day,” he continued.

On August 19, the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General released a startling report on illegal immigration.

In summary, the Biden-Harris administration is unable to account for approximately 325,000 unaccompanied migrant children.

“Although we identified more than 32,000 UCs who did not appear for their immigration court dates, that number may have been much larger had ICE issued NTAs to the more than 291,000 UCs who were not placed into removal proceedings,” the report stated. (UC refers to unaccompanied migrant children.)

As a result, Immigration and Customs Enforcement “has no assurance UCs are safe from trafficking, exploitation, or forced labor.”

Four days later, at a rally in Arizona, former President Donald Trump highlighted the issue of the missing children.

“This is impossible to believe. Listen to this: 325,000 migrant children are gone. They’re missing. [Harris] allowed them to be trafficked into our country. Many of these children are now in sex slavery, or they’re dead!” the former president said in a clip shared on social media platform X.

On Sunday, long-time anti-establishment commentator Alex Jones urged Trump to make the missing children his top priority.

“If Trump Does This One Thing, He Will Win In A Landslide: 45 Must Pledge To Find The 325,000 Missing Children When Elected!” Jones posted on X.

“I want these people hung in front of the Capitol,” Jones declared about child rapists in an accompanying video.

WARNING: The following video contains language that some readers might find offensive

“I want to see ’em kicking and twitching at the end of a damn rope,” he added.

Jones, a controversial and often-censored figure who has been targeted by the establishment, has seen a resurgence on social media thanks to X owner Elon Musk’s commitment to free speech.

Regardless of opinions on the proposed punishment for child rapists, it's notable that Jones, Trump, and Unanue are unified in their criticism of the Biden-Harris administration’s handling of the border crisis and the missing migrant children left vulnerable to exploitation.

In a world beset by countless evils, the administration’s role in enabling child trafficking stands out as particularly heinous.