Showing posts with label human trafficking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human trafficking. Show all posts
Saturday, May 14, 2016
May 16: Nationwide movie debut of "Abolitionists" on child trafficking - Be inspired to do something!
Visit The "Abolitionists" movie website to see what Tim Ballard is doing to end child trafficking. Watch the trailer and buy tickets for a special one-night event in cinemas nationwide. "Abolitionists" is playing in Salem and Eugene on May 16th. Get information at The Abolitionists.
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children,
human trafficking,
sex-trafficking
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Border Crime Taking A Toll On Residents In Southwest New Mexico, Arizona
(Hat tip: KimR) - Residents of New Mexico's Boot heel and parts of southern Arizona say human smuggling and drug trafficking is taking its toll on the region. The Deming Headlight reports that residents are scheduled Thursday to express their concerns to federal officials during a meeting at the Animas Community Center in Animas, New Mexico. Read more at KRWG
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border,
human trafficking,
southwest
Friday, January 29, 2016
Outrage: Administration may have handed thousands of illegal alien kids over to human traffickers
A shocking report from the Senate regarding the fate of hundreds of thousands of unaccompanied minors who entered the US illegally. The government agency responsible for settling the children with sponsors and groups failed to adequately vet them. The result is that an unknown number of illegal alien children were placed with human traffickers.
Read more at American Thinker
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Read more at American Thinker
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Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Obama administration tightens grant rules for religious groups
Religious groups that refuse abortion counseling no longer can get grants to help trafficking victims unless they ensure the counseling is provided by a third party, under new guidelines by the Department of Health and Human Services. --In guidance quietly posted online in June, the agency said groups competing for grants must offer "the full range of legally permissible gynecological and obstetric care," which includes abortion counseling and referrals. If groups don't offer the services, they must propose an alternative approach to remain competitive for a grant.
Read more at the Washington Examiner
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Read more at the Washington Examiner
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grants,
human trafficking,
pro-life,
religious groups
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