Carlos Aralano used to work for the NGOs delivering these children throughout the United States. I spent over two decades working for NGOs and to be more specific, I spent about seven years escorting children around the country, delivering them from point A to point B. One of the things that I used to do was, I used to move kids in the middle of the night in private airfields, private charter planes. We had countless of kids, 10-year-olds, 12-year-olds, 14-year-olds tell us that, they woke us up at three in the morning and they took us to a private airfield where the entire plane was full of kids.

And I asked them over and over again, did you see other adults on this plane or were all the seats just children? And they would say the entire plane, every single seat was a child on it. And then they spoke on how they would land in New York and get on charter buses. And then when their sponsor finally picked them up, they picked them up at a park, at a public park in the middle of the night. And I would get confirmation from the sponsor as well. What time did you pick your child up? Did you pick them up at the airport or at the park? And they confirmed that as well, it was at three in the morning in the park.

And these kids, all of them told stories about how they had little friends that they lost touch with, they’d never heard from again. We had a lot of kids in the New York area, what their sponsors were, I asked them, hey, did you go through any fingerprints? Did you go through any type of background to get this child? They said, no fingerprints, no background. All I did was sign a piece of paper and they gave the kid to me. And then they turned around and gave the kid away two days later. The youngest child I moved was three months old.

When I moved that three month old, I wasn’t given formula, I wasn’t given diapers because supposedly I was supposed to land where I was going to drop this child off at 2pm in the afternoon. And I ended up dropping the child off at two in the morning. And one of the biggest issues we ran into on this trip was that a lot of these so called sponsors were telling us, oh, we gave the child away the moment it got here, we gave it away after a day or we gave it away after two days.

And after they tell us, they gave it away, there’s no way to find this child anymore. It’s a dead end. Those kids are lost forever, never going to find them again. In their search, muckraker.com found that these young children were officially living in dilapidated vacant homes. This was a house we showed up at in New York. This was in Amityville, New York, on Long Island. It was a house where allegedly two young boys, seven and 10 were sent to a sponsor there. And we showed up and the house is totally derelict and shut down.

Nobody lives there anymore. We tried calling the phone number associated with the sponsor and it was just disconnected. Two children were delivered to a sponsor that lives at this address. But as you can see, nobody lives here. And honestly, it doesn’t look like anybody’s lived here in quite a long time. On a hidden camera, Border Patrol admits they know this is going on. Have you seen the movie? Sound of Freedom? Yeah, some. Yeah, I’ve seen that. Yeah, exactly. You guys get the kids coming over here with the notes that are attached to them with the addresses, right? And a lot of times I just lead to like a like a sex traffic or something, right? That’s that’s legit.

There’s a lot of s*** that we can tell you. What’s the issue that why can’t you guys talk on camera? The policies that we have, things that we can and can’t say. Honestly, I really wish it was more people like exposing this s***. Because it truly is a horrible thing. It is a horrible thing. Once they’re detained, and they’re in the hands of Border Patrol and then HHS, that’s it. Even if they say, listen, I just want to go back to my parents, I was smuggled here, they will not send the kid back home.

They send them off at best to a foster care system. See it all at www.cst.gov
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