Sense of Congress
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It is the sense of Congress that— (1) this Act is a first step to address the changing tactics of human traffickers, who are using forced criminality as a form of force, fraud, and coercion in their human trafficking enterprises; and (2) Congress is committed to continuing to find solutions as needed to thwart human traffickers and protect survivors of human trafficking.
It is the sense of Congress that— (1) this Act is a first step to address the changing tactics of human traffickers, who are using forced criminality as a form of force, fraud, and coercion in their human trafficking enterprises; and (2) Congress is committed to continuing to find solutions as needed to thwart human traffickers and protect survivors of human trafficking.
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