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WHISTLEBLOWER: Sisters, ages five and seven, SEPARATED at Xavier Becerra’s migrant child abuse camps. “I asked where her sister was and nobody could give me an answer, I was heartbroken.” “We were told that the children coming in together as a family would stay together. They had to separate...

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Last night, I received a distress call from concerned residents in the Mowlem area of Embakasi West. They reported that two young children had been sleeping in a makeshift shelter (kibanda) late into the night while their mother spent her time in local pubs consuming alcohol and allegedly abusing other substances, leaving the children neglected. I immediately visited the area and found one of the children fast asleep in the makeshift shelter without even a sweater. Thankfully, a Good Samaritan had stepped in and covered the child with a sweater to protect them from the cold. What was even more heartbreaking was learning that whenever neighbours attempted to help the children, the mother would become hostile towards them. After speaking with a security guard, we were informed that the mother was inside her house. We proceeded there and found her consuming alcohol and chewing miraa. Shockingly, she did not even know where one of her children was at that moment. The neighbours informed us that the mother, who is also a landlady, might be struggling with depression. Although that has not been medically confirmed, she appeared to be in need of professional help and support. I rescued the two children and assured their mother that I would support efforts to help her access rehabilitation services so that she can receive the guidance and treatment she needs. We reported the matter to Mowlem Police Station, where it was referred to the Children's Officer. The children will be placed in a safe environment while the relevant authorities conduct further investigations and take the necessary steps to safeguard their welfare. No child deserves to be neglected or left exposed to danger. I commend the concerned residents who chose to act and report the situation. Together, we can protect vulnerable children while also ensuring that those struggling with addiction or mental health challenges receive the help they need.

Geoffrey Mosiria

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