Expands crime of human trafficking and eliminates statute of limitations; establishes human trafficking response teams; expands human trafficking training and education requirements; appropriates $1 million to Commission on Human Trafficking.

Summary

The legislation broadens the definition of human trafficking, removes any time limit for prosecution, and sets up statewide response teams to coordinate investigations and victim services. It also requires more training for law‑enforcement and service providers and allocates $1 million to the state Commission on Human Trafficking. The changes aim to improve detection, prosecution, and support for victims.

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