Human trafficking persists as elusive U.S. target
AP report details victims from 50 countries facing hidden enslavement in shops, brothels, farms, and homes. It highlights FBI and Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking efforts, Molina’s 2002 escape, T visas, and critics urging broader focus beyond sex trafficking to labor abuses.
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Trafficking Victims Share Struggles and Legal Milestones
Profiles of two trafficking survivors highlight the global scope of abuse and U.S. reform. A 68-year-old man abducted a worker into captivity. a neighbor killed him and a conspirator faced murder charges with a 25 years to life sentence. An adult survivor obtained a T visa after a 2003 ruling, attends Pasadena City College seeking citizenship. Another survivor from Zambia, recruited into a boys choir, earned a T visa and now studies in college. Each emphasizes education and awareness as vital to help victims.
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