New airport help would let human trafficking survivors fly without official ID
This bill would create a new system at airports to help human trafficking survivors fly, even if they don't have official ID. It would set up special contacts at airports. It would also get rid of fees for checking identities, making travel easier for survivors and the groups that help them.
Today, human trafficking survivors without government ID face major hurdles to flying, with no dedicated TSA contact or standardized process for assistance. This bill would create dedicated contacts (TSPoCs) at airports, establish a formal process for service providers to request help, and waive identity verification fees, making air travel more accessible for these survivors.
HR 10368 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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