Boosting Child Protection: New Forensics Experts and Training at DHS
This law enhances child safety by expanding the investigative capabilities of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in identifying victims of sexual exploitation. It mandates the hiring of at least 200 new criminal analysts and forensic experts dedicated to supporting the location and rescue of children. Furthermore, the act establishes training programs for law enforcement agencies to use technology for victim identification more effectively.
Key points
Hiring at least 200 new specialists (analysts and forensic experts) within DHS units to support the rescue of children.
Establishing a new training program for federal and local agencies on techniques for identifying victims.
Implementing procedures to coordinate investigative activities within the Department of Homeland Security regarding child exploitation cases.
Status:
Expired
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