Tim Tebow
Coverage of Tim Tebow in the Nexus archive.
- Mike Waltz, Tim Tebow launch effort to combat online child exploitation: 'It's happening in their backyard'
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz and former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow announced an international initiative to combat online child exploitation, emphasizing global cooperation to rescue exploited children and prosecute predators. The effort involves government officials, law enforcement, and anti-human trafficking advocates, including Tebow's foundation, to strengthen cross-border collaboration against child exploitation networks.
- Mike Waltz, Tim Tebow launch effort to combat online child exploitation: 'It's happening in their backyard'
Mike Waltz and Tim Tebow launched an international effort to combat online child exploitation, emphasizing global cooperation among governments, law enforcement, and advocacy groups. The initiative highlights the urgency of protecting children from predators operating across borders and encourages parental vigilance in digital spaces.
- Tim Tebow joins Hawley in push against child exploitation
Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) and former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow joined efforts to push a provision against child exploitation, which became law as part of an immigration enforcement reconciliation package. President Trump signed the nearly $70 billion measure into law, fully funding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol.
- Trump signs Hawley measure adding 200 child exploitation investigators in largest crackdown effort yet
President Donald Trump signed legislation authored by Sen. Josh Hawley to fund 200 additional child exploitation investigators, part of a $70 billion reconciliation package allocating $38 billion to ICE and $26 billion to Border Patrol. The measure includes $108.5 million for child trafficking enforcement, driven by testimony from Tim Tebow highlighting the scale of online child exploitation.
- DHS has only 7 child exploitation analysts, Hawley measure would fund 200 investigators
The Department of Homeland Security has seven forensic analysts for child exploitation investigations, but a measure backed by Sen. Josh Hawley will fund 200 additional investigators. The provision, part of a $70 billion reconciliation package, allocates $108.5 million to combat child trafficking and includes hiring 40 new forensic analysts and 30 new investigators, inspired by Tim Tebow’s testimony on child exploitation.