New federal programs would help schools, foster care, and police fight child human trafficking.
This bill would create new federal programs to help schools, foster care agencies, and police fight child human trafficking. It would set up a task force and fund training, education, and support services for victims and at-risk children. The goal is to better identify victims, prevent trafficking, and provide long-term care.
Today, there isn't a specific federal task force or a set of dedicated federal grant programs focused on child human trafficking education, prevention, and victim support as outlined in this bill. If passed, this bill would establish an interagency task force, mandate a study on child human trafficking, and authorize several new federal grant programs for schools, foster care agencies, law enforcement, job training, and long-term care, all aimed at addressing child human trafficking.
HR 6919 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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