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🚨 HOLY CRAP — Kristi Noem just testified UNDER OATH that the Biden regime was PAYING child traff...

By Nick Sortor

Posted March 3, 2026

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Nick Sortor is an independent journalist and conservative commentator on X (formerly Twitter) who focuses on exposing government overreach, border security issues, and political accountability. His style is alarmist and provocative, often using sensational headlines and emojis to amplify stories critical of Democratic policies. While he has built a large following for breaking underreported stories, his credibility is debated due to selective framing and lack of mainstream verification.

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The post claims South Dakota Governor and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem testified under oath that the Biden administration paid child traffickers to sponsor unaccompanied minors at the border, leading to 145,000 children being lost and later located. It draws from Noem's statements in hearings and interviews blaming Biden-era policies for enabling trafficking via lax vetting of sponsors under HHS programs. Key themes include border security failures, child exploitation by cartels, and calls for imprisoning officials like Mayorkas and Biden, framed as a major scandal.

🔥Why It's Trending

This content is trending amid ongoing debates over U.S. border policies following the Trump administration's return, with Noem's recent DHS role amplifying her criticisms of Biden-era immigration. Timing aligns with 2026 congressional hearings and reports on missing migrant children, fueling partisan outrage. Its viral spread is boosted by conservative influencers highlighting child safety and trafficking as emotional flashpoints.

💡Fun Facts

1Kristi Noem referenced over 400,000 unaccompanied children 'lost' under Biden, with her administration claiming to have located 129,000 to 150,000.
2A 2024 DHS Inspector General report confirmed over 291,000 unaccompanied children failed to appear in court or receive notices.
3Noem advocated DNA testing at the border to verify family claims, which reportedly deterred traffickers.
4Cartels exploited 'catch and release' policies, processing trafficked children with minimal oversight.
5Noem's testimony occurred in House Homeland Security hearings in late 2025, post her DHS appointment.