Foster parents in California are being asked if they can take in unaccompanied Central American children who have recently crossed the southern border. Automated emails and phone calls from the state’s Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD) have asked foster parents if they can take anywhere from one to 26 or more children. Travis and Sharla Kall received a voice message and then a follow-up email in mid-March with the request. “At first, it was just strange,” Travis Kall told The Epoch Times. He thought it was a mistake until Diandra Causey, a friend and also a foster parent, confirmed with her agency that it was a request to foster unaccompanied minors who had recently crossed the border illegally. “We were outraged. They’re literally going to use the foster system to facilitate human trafficking,” he said. Causey’s agency sent her a confirmation email stating that CCLD is “trying to address the …