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Why are Indigenous women and girls disproportionately targeted by…

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        In "The Tip of the Iceberg", Perry argues that border patrol policies operate solely on a state security protocol which criminalizes and deports vulnerable people (possible victims of trafficking) rather than identifying them and protecting them.
        
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        The USCCB argues that ending trafficking requires dismantling structural causes.
        
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        "The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops publicly condemns human trafficking...in their pastoral letter on migration, "Strangers No Longer,"...call upon both nations to undertake joint efforts to halt the scourge of trafficking in human persons, both within our hemisphere and internationally." (Catholic Social Teaching and the Church’s Fight to End Trafficking, n.d.)
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        The CCCB's Catholic Response to Call to Action 48 explicitly acknowledges the Church's role in the creation of residential schools.
        
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        "While the Catholic Church proclaims Jesus Christ, "the way, the truth, and the life"(John 14.6), she also has a long, but scarcely known, history of forbidding religious
        coercion. Unfortunately, this teaching has not always been lived out by some of the Church’s
        own members, including clergy who had significant influence on the faithful." (Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, 2015)
        
        The MMIWG National Inquiry concluded that the violence and trafficking against Indigenous women constitutes genocide is rooted in systemic history.
        
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        "An invocation to all Canadians—particularly non-Indigenous ones—to look closely, listen and allow themselves to be implicated in the ingrained patterns of racism and colonialism that allowed these deaths and abductions to happen...". (Proudfoot, n.d.)
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        "In this sense, it is essential to show special care for indigenous communities and their cultural traditions. They are not merely one minority among others, but should be the principal dialogue partners." (Francis, 2015, para.146)