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This surge aligns with broader priorities under President Trump, who has emphasized restoring law and order and protecting children from the horrors of trafficking. Conservative leaders have long criticized prior administrations for inadequate attention to these issues, and the results speak to the impact of renewed resolve.

Data from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children shows nearly 30,000 children reported missing in 2024 alone, underscoring the ongoing crisis. Yet about 90% of reported cases are eventually resolved through coordinated law enforcement, a statistic bolstered by the FBIโ€™s recent successes.

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