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The legislation would establish federal support and resources for investigating and prosecuting human trafficking crimes, particularly those occurring in nail salons and other personal care businesses where trafficking is common. It aims to help law enforcement agencies identify victims, gather evidence, and hold traffickers accountable through improved training, coordination between agencies, and funding for specialized task forces. The bill would affect trafficking victims seeking protection and support, salon workers and owners, and law enforcement agencies working to combat this crime.
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