Operation Amber Alert is not just a film. It’s a movement.

Operation Amber Alert is not just a movie; it is a chilling reality that exposes the humanitarian crisis unfolding on the southern border of the United States. More than 190,000 children have been abducted and trafficked from Guatemala to the US through a network of NGOs funded by US taxpayers' money.

This situation has been deliberately ignored by the Biden administration, which has chosen to maintain an open borders policy, indirectly facilitating the business of human traffickers. Far from ensuring the safety of children, the authorities have allowed these criminal networks to operate with impunity, while supposedly humanitarian NGOs serve as intermediaries in the process of moving these children to an uncertain destination.

Child abduction and trafficking are heinous crimes that require a firm response. However, law enforcement is constrained by refugee and asylum policies, which have been manipulated by these organisations to justify the massive influx of unaccompanied children into the country.

The magnitude of this problem demands immediate action. It is imperative that the US government take drastic action to shut down these trafficking routes, prosecute those responsible, and ensure that every child is protected rather than exploited. Operation Amber Alert must become a call to action to restore border security and end the institutional complicity that allows this crisis to perpetuate.