$1.7 billion in federal grants, over 100 abused kids.
In 2013, ‘El Presidente’ arrived in New Orleans to speak at the National Council of La Raza.
El Presidente Juan Sanchez was not the dictator of some Latin American banana republic, but a board member of La Raza and the founder and president of Southwest Key which housed illegal alien minors who had crossed the border. The number of so-called ‘unaccompanied minors’ invading the country was beginning to shoot up under Obama and the administration was taking the opportunity to direct housing contracts to political allies that would help it transform America.
La Raza honored Southwest Key as its “affiliate of the year” and the group got a big check.
“The crux of our work is about creating opportunities for our gente,” El Presidente Sanchez told La Raza using the term for ‘folk’ or ‘people’. “This is a great time to be a Latino in this country!”
Or at least a Latino activist with ties to the Obama administration.
Under Obama, Southwest Key went from receiving $670,800 in federal grants to $31 million. The year after Sanchez’s appearance at La Raza, along with Michelle Obama, the nonprofit took in over $100 million. The Obama administration made the La Raza affiliate into an empire.
Michelle Obama delivered the keynote address at La Raza: a racist hate group based on the teachings of a Nazi sympathizer who believed Latinos were ‘La Raza’ or the master race. Next year, the Obama administration came to Southwest Key’s defense when the city of Escondido, CA rejected plans for a Southwest Key facility. Southwest Key and the DOJ won that one.
By 2017, Sanchez, self-declared ‘El Presidente’ of an empire of shelters, was taking in $3.6 million in compensation a year at the ‘non-profit’ and Southwest Key had scored $1.7 billion in federal grants. A portrait of Che Guevara hung in his office and politically connected figures on both sides of the border were cashing in while children were being sexually abused.
A recent federal complaint revealed that “Southwest Key has engaged in a pattern or practice of severe or pervasive sexual harassment of children in its care”, and that “from 2015 continuing through at least the end of 2023, Southwest Key received complaints concerning the sexual abuse and harassment of children at the majority of its Casas.”
The litany of abuses included a worker molesting a 5-year-old girl and 8-year-old girl and threating to kill her family, a supervisor repeatedly raping a 15-year-old girl, and a “child” reporting a Southwest Key worker telling him he liked trangenders and asked him if “he dressed as a woman at night” while fondling himself as part of over 100 reports with numerous descriptions of workers who groped boys and girls of all ages and solicited them for sex. --->READ MORE HERE
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