Requires certain Department of Labor employees to get training to help spot and report human trafficking.
This bill would require the Department of Labor to set up a training program for certain employees. The goal is to help these employees better spot human trafficking and report it to law enforcement. This would mean more trained eyes looking for trafficking victims during their regular work.
Currently, there is no federal requirement for the Department of Labor to specifically train its employees on detecting human trafficking or referring cases to law enforcement. If this bill passes, the Secretary of Labor would be required to set up a training program within 180 days for relevant employees. This would lead to more Department of Labor staff being equipped to identify and report human trafficking during their official duties, and Congress would receive annual updates on these efforts.
HR 4307 · 119th Congress · July 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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