Supporting January 2026 as National Human Trafficking Prevention Month
This House Resolution supports designating January 2026 to focus national attention on preventing human trafficking, aiming to increase public awareness about this serious crime. It encourages citizens to be vigilant, learn trafficking indicators, and report suspicious activities promptly, directly enhancing community safety. The resolution also urges strong law enforcement action, including effective border and immigration enforcement, to fully prosecute traffickers.
Key points
Increased Public Vigilance: Encourages all Americans to learn the indicators of human trafficking and report suspicious activity immediately, enhancing community safety.
Stronger Law Enforcement Focus: Calls for robust action by law enforcement, including secure borders and full prosecution of those involved in trafficking.
Community Support: Encourages state, local, and tribal governments, along with private partners, to boost prevention efforts and support survivors.
Status:
Introduced
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