Human trafficking has been a plague exacerbated by the ongoing border crisis, with women and girls prime targets for sexual slavery, prompting disgust from Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) during a recent appearance on Fox Business's Bottom Line, saying Vice President Kamala Harris "needs to have a talk with God" for the continued enabling of the trafficking through open border policies.
Hosts Dagen McDowell and Sean Duffy began the discussion by highlighting a recent mass arrest of 157 people, including 25 illegal aliens, in a human trafficking sting by local law enforcement in Polk County, Florida, asking where the federal government is in tracking and arresting these people.
"Those feds are actually currently busy investigating grandmothers that show up at abortion clinics," Rep. Luna answered contemptuously, referring to incidents where pro-life protesters at abortion clinics have been arrested and received harsh sentences for minor infractions.
"This is the exact problem that we have with this administration. [It] is that they claim to care about women, they claim to promote women, yet they do nothing about the sex trafficking, rape, and torture of Hispanic women and children at the U.S.-Mexico border," Rep. Luna continued.
The Florida Congresswoman noted that trafficking was exactly why former President Donald Trump was such a border hawk, while the Biden-Harris Administration "ran on an open border platform."
"They thought that Hispanic Americans would embrace this, and what they are finding is that people do not want Czar Kamala's border policy. In fact, a lot of these areas along Texas that are directly impacted by illegal immigration know what happens to our women and children, and they are rejecting it, which is why you are seeing this massive shift in Hispanic voters for President Trump. It is disgusting [of] Kamala Harris for ignoring this [and] she needs to have a talk with God, for sure," Luna suggested.
She also pointed out that Harris's running mate, Governor Tim Walz (D-MN), was recently found to have awarded $126,000 to controversial meatpacker JBS, which hired migrant children through a third-party company to clean their facilities.
"Tell me how these people will say, 'My body, my choice,' yet do nothing when women or children are raped and tortured because it does not fit their political agenda. Look, I am first and foremost an American citizen, but I am also half-Hispanic, and when I see stuff like this, it genuinely ticks me off, and I am tired of it," Luna concluded.
