San Diego > Vista: Child Trafficking Network (CTN)
PUBLIC NOTICE — VISTA, CALIFORNIA
Today, Malaika and Xayah Robinson remain separated from their family inside San Diego County’s foster care machine—a system that operates without decency, humanity, or urgency, despite their ongoing pleas to come home.
Children are not commodities. Families belong together. Taxpayers pay.
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Tuesday, February 10, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
Vista Courthouse — Department 4
No state-manufactured family here. This is the real family — the real deal — sharing a real meal.
Does this look like a family that must be terminated? The County of San Diego Child and Family Well-Being thinks so because they are being exposed for THEIR abuse and being a child trafficking network!
A second retaliatory court hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, February 10, at 1:30 p.m. in the Vista Courthouse, Department 4. The proceeding seeks to convert a temporary restraining order into a five-year separation severing grandfather Ricky Robinson from his granddaughters after he publicly exposed corruption and abuse of power within San Diego County’s dependency system.
These proceedings do not arise from allegations of abuse, neglect, or child safety concerns. They arise from lawful speech. Advocacy, whistleblowing, and public exposure triggered a coordinated institutional response orchestrated by Guardian ad Litem supervisor Nicole McConn, designed to silence dissent. Non-relative caregivers Norma Olivares and Ronald Rivas Silverio, County Counsel Jesica Nicole Fellman, and the dependency court under Judge Alejandro Morales operated in concert to isolate a biological family, suppress scrutiny, and retaliate for protected speech — with enforcement carried out through Child and Family Well-Being.
The hearing has been deliberately shifted out of the family’s local jurisdiction, forcing repeated 80-mile round trips—an added burden imposed not for necessity, but as a punitive and vindictive measure.
The restraining orders at issue were not prompted by threats, violence, or contact. They were triggered by speech. Flyers, public disclosures, and advocacy were reframed as danger while the absence of risk was ignored. This tactic criminalizes dissent, shields caregivers from accountability, and obstructs reunification by design.
At the center of this case are two young girls, Malaika and Xayah, who remain separated from their family despite strong bonds, undeniable love, and repeated expressions of wanting to go home. Instead of reunification—the goal required by law—the system prolongs foster care, escalates interventions, and layers on therapy, evaluations, and services that generate continued funding while delaying return.
This pattern reflects state and federal funds being misused to sustain separation rather than support families. Foster care is incentivized. Adoptions are celebrated. Reunification is sidelined. The longer children remain in the system, the more revenue flows—at enormous human cost.
The human cost is irreversible. The children’s great-grandmother was caught in the crosshairs of this fight and died without ever seeing her great-granddaughters returned home. That loss cannot be undone.
Families are forced into exhausting travel, repeated hearings, and endless procedural barriers while institutions close ranks and accountability disappears.
This is not child welfare. This is family separation sustained through retaliation, silence, and misuse of the courts. It is corruption enforced through institutional power.
The public is urged to observe, witness, and pay attention.
Public observation matters. Silence enables abuse. Accountability requires witnesses.
We’re not harassing anyone. We’re fighting for our blood. When children ask to go home, a family has a duty to speak
— The Collective for Family Justice & Human Rights
Tip line: 619-678-1442
Other affected families and witnesses are encouraged to come forward. Silence enables harm. Truth requires witnesses.
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