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National Human Trafficking Database Act

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This bill establishes a national human trafficking database at the Department of Justice and provides federal grants to state law enforcement agencies to collect and report human trafficking data. State agencies receiving grants must report data on trafficking cases, prevalence indicators, related criminal activity, survivor services, and anti-trafficking organizations operating in their counties. The database will be published online and updated annually, with the Attorney General reporting its contents to Congress.

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