Holding Human Traffickers and Buyers Accountable
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On the latest episode of Not On My Watch, host April Moss welcomes Frank Russo, Georgia State Director for Right On Crime, for an important conversation about prosecuting human traffickers, holding buyers accountable, and protecting survivors. Russo discusses the meaningful steps taken by the Trump Administration to combat human trafficking and support victims, while explaining why laws must continue to evolve as predators increasingly use technology to target and exploit children.
Russo also examines the need for stronger criminal penalties for online exploitation, survivor-centered reforms, and greater cooperation among federal, state, and local law enforcement. From training businesses and community members to recognize warning signs to ensuring that victims are not punished for crimes they were forced to commit, Russo emphasizes that America must combine aggressive prosecution with compassionate protection for survivors.
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