That the House of Representatives— (1) supports the designation of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month and affirms the Nation’s commitment to ending all forms of human trafficking; (2) encourages State, local, and Tribal Governments, faith-based institutions, community organizations, and private sector partners to engage in prevention efforts, victim support, and public education tailored to local needs; (3) urges strong law enforcement action, including secure borders, effective immigration enforcement, and prosecution of traffickers to the fullest extent of the law; (4) recognizes the indispensable role of survivors, families, faith leaders, and community advocates in shaping effective, compassionate, and accountable responses to trafficking; and (5) encourages all Americans to remain vigilant, learn the indicators of trafficking, and report suspicious activity promptly.