I thank the Senator from Oklahoma for his constructive work in helping to craft an agreement to pass S. 2925. As he notes, sex trafficking is modern day slavery. It is a morally reprehensible epidemic that ensnares far too many children, and there is far too little awareness of the scope of this criminal enterprise in the United States. I also agree that in combating this heinous crime, and providing law enforcement agencies and services providers with effective tools, Congress must take care to do so in a manner that is fiscally responsible and that avoids inefficiency and duplication.
Ron Wyden: “I thank the Senator from Oklahoma for his constructive work in helping to craft an agreement to pass S. 2925. As he…”
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Senator Wyden addresses the issue of sex trafficking and the need for effective legislative action.
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