On the recordFebruary 25, 2014
The bill also provides nearly $14.25 million for grants to help victims of trafficking and $67 million for missing and exploited children programs.
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congress.govThe bill also provides nearly $14.25 million for grants to help victims of trafficking and $67 million for missing and exploited children programs.
Price highlights funding allocated for victim support and children's programs in the anti-trafficking bill.
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