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Contractor Describes Biden's Child-Trafficking Scheme
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Contractor Describes Biden's Child-Trafficking Scheme
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A former government contractor told Lara Logan he was hired to return trafficked children to their families but came to believe he was helping send them back to their traffickers. The post Contractor Describes Biden’s Child-Trafficking Scheme appeared first on Breitbart .
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Gregory “Smallz” Jones, a convicted cocaine trafficker whose sentence was commuted by former President Joe Biden, is now accused of returning to drug trafficking before being caught with roughly $4.5 million worth of cocaine.
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