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A former MVM site supervisor says he was hired to help rescue trafficked children, but soon heard children crying that their assigned sponsors weren’t family. In this episode, “Joey” describes raising alarms, being told to keep quiet, and overseeing transports from a San Diego stadium where he says children were held indoors for months. He also recounts agents reporting that children tried to flee during transfers and describes the personal toll of believing he helped send them back into danger. Lara presses him on his allegations, the role of contractors and officials, and his claims of retaliation after speaking out.

00:00:00 Saving Trafficked Children or Re-Trafficking Them?

00:00:32 Border Crisis: Half a Million Missing Migrant Kids

00:03:22 Biden Dismantles Vetting: The Chain-Link Fence Fallout

00:05:27 Inside MVM: A Whistleblower's Hiring Story

00:07:44 The Black Site Stadium: 1,500 Children Hidden From the Public

00:08:53 Fake Sponsors, Cartel Coyotes, Same Houston Address

00:12:58 Organ Harvesting and the Cartel Price Menu

00:16:57 Crying Kids, Forged Paperwork, Tattooed Pickups

00:23:02 NDAs, Gag Orders and Banned From Calling Police

00:29:54 Midnight Flights, Taxpayer-Funded Jets and $20K Paychecks

00:36:53 MVM's $750-a-Day Welfare Check Contract: Cover-Up?

00:50:08 Stalked After Speaking Out: Intimidation Incidents and Hard Evidence

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It is officially Oktoberfest weekend in Fredericksburg, and Episode 73 of The Judge & JD Show is dropping right on time.First, Judge and JD sit down with Matthew Pipkin, owner of The Albert Hotel in Fredericksburg, Texas. The Albert is one of the most talked-about new hospitality projects in the Hill Country right now, and Matthew sits down to tell the full story behind it. From the vision and the build to what makes The Albert a different kind of hotel experience in downtown Fredericksburg, this is a conversation about what it means to invest in this community and what guests can expect when they walk through those doors. Matthew is also an owner at Rockbox, so the conversation goes deep into what it means to be building multiple businesses in one of the fastest-growing towns in Texas.Then Judge and JD welcome Debbie Reeh from Creative Marketing, the organizer and driving force behind Oktoberfest in Fredericksburg, one of the largest and most beloved events in the entire Texas Hill Country. Oktoberfest kicks off TODAY, running October 2nd through 4th, and Debbie is here to tell you everything you need to know, what to expect, what is new this year, and why this is the event that put.Fredericksburg on the map every single fall.If you are in Fredericksburg this weekend, this episode is your guide. If you are not here yet, it might be enough to make you get in the car.Prost.CHEERS FUN BUS GIVEAWAY, STILL RUNNING!Scan the QR code on screen during the episode to enter for a chance to win a private party bus experience for up to 14 guests, valued at $1,500. Courtesy of Wine-Heimer Tours LLC.No driving this Oktoberfest weekend. Just good times.

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The news cycle trains us to expect the worst, then act surprised when we feel exhausted. We go the opposite direction with a rapid run of verified good news stories that actually change how you see the moment, from immigration enforcement and Supreme Court decisions to unmistakable signs of spiritual hunger among young adults.

We start with a headline most people have not thought through: “third country deportations.” What happens when someone is in the US illegally or commits a crime, but their home country refuses to accept them back? We break down what the policy is, why federal judges tried to block it, and why the Supreme Court’s 6-3 action letting it continue (for now) matters for the rule of law, public safety, and basic accountability.

Then we pivot to the most encouraging data point we keep seeing: Gen Z is showing up as the most likely generation to identify as religious or spiritual and to engage in spiritual activities like church. We talk about why the constant stream of polling and instant information may let us recognize a revival while it is happening, and why rediscovering history and Scripture often becomes fuel for awakening. That theme of “common sense returning” shows up again in a surprising place: new student loan standards that push colleges to prove programs lead to higher earnings before taxpayers keep funding them.

We close with a story that is hard to ignore: a 137-year-old North Carolina church baptizing 458 people in a single day, with thousands gathered to celebrate. It is a win, and it is also a call to action for discipleship that shapes every part of life and culture.

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