I go back to my State of Georgia and Atlanta, in particular, and we are ground zero for where a lot of those people are brought, thinking they are getting into America, but end up becoming sex slaves, drug traffickers, or worse, or domestic servants, or whatever they might be.
Isakson highlights Georgia's significant human trafficking issues.
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