Over 200 children have been rescued in a nationwide operation by federal agents, who have taken steps to protect the most vulnerable members of our society. Christened “We will find you,” the initiative was undertaken by the US Marshals Service, and has involved the successful recovery of 225 children, with 169 physically retrieved, and an additional 56 found for safe retrieval. Some of these rescued children were discovered in the same city where they had gone missing, but ten of them were safely located in the United Mexican States.

Of the rescued children, 86 percent were classed as endangered runaways, with just 9 percent attributed to family abductions, and the remaining cases being classed as miscellaneous missing. The youngest among the rescued was just six months old when they were retrieved. Ronald Davis, the director of the Marshal Service, commented, “The U.S. Marshals Service is fully committed to the important mission of protecting the American people, especially our most vulnerable population—our children. The results of this operation underscore that commitment, but also highlight the necessity of these critical efforts.”

Michelle DeLaune, the president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, also praised the operation, saying, “‘Operation We Will Find You’ is a great example of how the US Marshals Service continues to prioritize child protection.” However, despite the effectiveness of the initiative, it is clear that further steps must be taken to reduce the number of children going missing on a daily basis.

Over 200 children have been rescued in a nationwide operation by federal agents, who have taken steps to protect the most vulnerable members of our society. Christened “We will find you,” the initiative was undertaken by the US Marshals Service, and has involved the successful recovery of 225 children, with 169 physically retrieved, and an additional 56 found for safe retrieval. Some of these rescued children were discovered in the same city where they had gone missing, but ten of them were safely located in the United Mexican States.
Of the rescued children, 86 percent were classed as endangered runaways, with just 9 percent attributed to family abductions, and the remaining cases being classed as miscellaneous missing. The youngest among the rescued was just six months old when they were retrieved. Ronald Davis, the director of the Marshal Service, commented, “The U.S. Marshals Service is fully committed to the important mission of protecting the American people, especially our most vulnerable population—our children. The results of this operation underscore that commitment, but also highlight the necessity of these critical efforts.”
Michelle DeLaune, the president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, also praised the operation, saying, “‘Operation We Will Find You’ is a great example of how the US Marshals Service continues to prioritize child protection.” However, despite the effectiveness of the initiative, it is clear that further steps must be taken to reduce the number of children going missing on a daily basis.

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