A father tried to move his 3 American children through three countries toward East Asia in violation of a U.S.
A father tried to move his 3 American children through three countries toward East Asia in violation of a U.S. court order. Months earlier, their mother had given our consular officers a court order restricting the children’s travel and enrolled them in CBP’s Prevent Abduction Program. When the father tried to travel with the children, that enrollment trigged an alert to @CBP – putting them on watch before he could get far. @CBP agents overseas and local law enforcement intercepted him, and consular officers reunited the children with their mother to bring them home.
Posted on X 2026-10-29 by @StateDept · View on X →
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Analyzed 2026-10-29 15:00 UTC.
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A father tried to move his 3 American children through three countries toward East Asia in violation of a U.S. court order. Months earlier, their mother had given our consular officers a court order restricting the children’s travel and enrolled them in CBP’s Prevent Abduction Program. When the father tried to travel with the children, that enrollment trigged an alert to @CBP – putting them on watch before he could get far. @CBP agents overseas and local law enforcement intercepted him, and consular officers reunited the children with their mother to bring them home.
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