On the recordApril 26, 2022
Too often, we think of human trafficking as something that happens somewhere else, in other cities and in other countries, and not in our own communities.
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congress.govJerry Nadler: “Too often, we think of human trafficking as something that happens somewhere else, in other cities and in other…”
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Nadler emphasizes that human trafficking is a local issue affecting many communities.
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