Summary: Whenever elected officials, reporters, and human rights organizations are barred from unfettered access to U.S. government-run facilities and are forced to smuggle photos out of them, it should raise red flags, eyebrows and lots of questions. It should raise concerns that something is going on that the average citizen would not approve of. And the abuse of children would certainly qualify. So, the longer the Trump administration keeps operating these facilities in secret, the more people will raise their voices in protest. Something is not right and we the people must keep raising this issue until we find out what's really going on behind the government's closed doors.
