Trump officially recognized April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month. He stated that strong families are the best way to protect children from neglect and abuse.
The administration claims to have found more than 60,000 migrant children who were previously lost. The goal is to protect these children from human traffickers and smugglers.
The message highlights the TAKE IT DOWN Act, a law signed last year to protect kids from online abuse. This law makes it a crime to share private, intimate images of people without their permission.
The government is also using a program called the Presidential AI Challenge. This project looks for ways to use artificial intelligence safely so it does not harm children.
Trump promised to use the full force of the law to punish people who hurt children. This includes breaking up human trafficking networks and removing violent criminals from communities.
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Presidential Message on National Child Abuse Prevention Month
