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Members of the White House and the Trump administration hit hard against the “false reports” of the big media, the Miami Herald, who alleged that the administration was aiming for migrant adoptive children for deportations.

In an article on Wednesday by the Miami Herald Entitled “The Trump administration targets reception children in Florida, young migrants for deportations”, the Miami Herald reported that “the Trump administration campaign surrounded by vulnerable children who were previously prohibited – and to press the social protection agencies responsible for taking care of them”.

The point of sale said that “since Donald Trump began his second term, his administration ordered immigration agents to target unaccompanied minors, decided to reduce contracts that finance their legal representation and have sent internal security agents to houses where unaccompanied children are released to make protection protection checks.”

The point of sale also indicated that the Trump administration is deportations of accelerated monitoring of minors who are documented victims of abuse, negligence or abandonment.

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Left: Trump Border Czar Tom Homan. On the right: a migrant carries his ice documents after having been deposited in a church serving as a refuge for migrants who are looking for asylum, after being released by American immigration and customs application (ICE), on May 19, 2019, in El Paso, Texas. (Andrew Caballero-Reynolds / AFP via Getty Images and Mario Tama / Getty Images)

“The new advice leave unprotected children who do not have the capacity to apply for a lawful lawful residence because the visas are not available – at the very moment when there is a backwards of green cards,” wrote Miami Herald.

However, Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary of the Department of Internal Security, quickly retaliated against the accusations of Miami Herald, saying, describing the history of “absolute embarrassment of journalism”.

“This story is completely false,” said McLaughlin.

Unlike Miami Herald reports, McLaughlin said the DHS “directed efforts to carry out social protection checks on these children to ensure that they are safe and are not exploited”.

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Left: Tricia McLaughlin, Deputy Secretary of the Department of Internal Security. Right: ice agents (Dhs and ice)

She said President Donald Trump and DHS secretary Kristi Noem “take responsibility to protect children seriously and work with the police to bring together the hundreds of thousands of migrant children that Biden administration has lost”.

In response to the article, the official X account of the Ministry of Internal Security published a message emphasizing that around 300,000 unaccompanied children were lost under the Biden administration.

DHS said Trump and Noem were trying to “bring together the children that the Biden administration has lost”.

The TSAR of the Trump Tom Homan border has also weighed, displaying on X that “under the supervision of Joe Biden, hundreds of thousands of migrant children were victims of the border, many went to pedophile and forced work”.

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“We save the children Joe Biden has condemned. The Miami Herald should report it,” added Homan.

Meanwhile, the spokesperson for the White House, Abigail Jackson, described the story of “disgusting and false reports”.

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Jackson told Fox News Digital that “Miami Herald should apologize for their false scandalous reports”.

“The Trump administration strives to find the hundreds of thousands of children that Joe Biden has given sexual traffic, pedophiles and forced work,” she said. “But apparently, the Miami Herald prefers the coverage of these disastrous policies to report on the facts.”

The Miami Herald did not immediately respond to the request for comments from Fox News Digital.