Exclusive | Biden admin approved 99% of applications for migrant kids in one year exposing them to rapists, murders, new report shows

The Biden administration rubber-stamped more than 99% of sponsor applications for unaccompanied migrant children in fiscal year 2024 — leaving kids vulnerable to rapists, gang members and murderers because of the “less stringent” vetting process, according to a memo obtained by The Post.The Department of Health and Human Services processed almost half-a-million migrant kids between 2021 and 2024 who were placed with sponsors by the Office of Refugee Resettlement — but by Biden’s final year in office virtually none of the applications from households taking in the kids were denied.In one horrific instance investigated by HHS, a 15-year-old girl was released to her alleged biological brother — but the alleged sponsor ended up being unrelated and went on to rape and impregnate the migrant child in fall 2023.“The sponsor has been charged by the state, and the case is under investigation by Homeland Security Investigations, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Justice.Prior to sponsoring the 15-year-old female, the purported sponsor had sponsored three [unaccompanied migrant children],” according to the ORR memo.The high acceptance rate for sponsors was also preceded by a “period from 2022 to 2024, less stringent policies allowed for potential and actual sponsors to exploit gaps in the ORR sponsor vetting process,” the memo also noted.Under President Trump, HHS investigators have been looking into a backlog of more than 65,000 reports flagging incidents where ORR was tipped off about issues affecting the health or well-being of the migrant children, known as Child Level Events or CLEs.“ORR’s tracking of fraud trends shows that the average rate of intentional document or information fraud, regardless of the number of children assisted per month, remains at approximately 77% of reported Child Level Events (CLE),” the memo stated.Between Oct.

1, 2023, and Oct.31, 2024, roughly 85% of sponsorship applicants were determined t...