Child sex trafficking
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Sex trafficking across the US-Mexico border is a significant problem, with an estimated 20,000 women and children trafficked each year. Young girls are targeted by smugglers who promise free travel but instead hold them in slave-like conditions and force them into prostitution. Traffickers operate individually or in criminal organizations, preying on vulnerable youth. The border region sees high levels of child sex tourism as well, with an estimated 16,000 young girls involved in the trade. Victims face constant threats of violence and health issues like addiction and disease. Policy recommendations focus on training law enforcement, prevention programs, and collaborative efforts to combat trafficking.
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- 1. Child Sex Trafficking: Border Problems Presented by: Carmela Hill
- 2. Sex Trafficking Across U.S. – Mexico Border The U.S. Department of State estimates 20,000 women and children are trafficked across the border each year. • Sex trafficking is a hidden crime – making it challenging to attain accurate data. • Traffickers move victims quickly as an advantage over law enforcement.
- 3. The Children Young girls become victims of trafficking when singled out by smugglers while traveling across the border. • They are told that they can travel for free, but must agree to work off their debts upon arrival. • Shown favoritism by smugglers and showered with gifts • Held in slave like conditions and forced into prostitution
- 4. Traffickers Sex and drug trafficking are often intertwined. Traffickers operate individually or as an organization. • Usually have U.S. citizenship • Many are apart of Drug Trafficking Organizations • Prey on victims young as 12 because of demand and vulnerability
- 5. Sex Tourism The Mexican border is a center for child sex tourism. • Pedophiles from all over travel to the border for cheap sex with minors. • Estimated 16,000 young girls are involved
- 6. Effects on Victims Child prostitutes live in constant fear of their pimps and law enforcement. • Forced to take drugs and become addicted • Exposed to many STDs • Many of them face death after becoming too old
- 7. Policy Recommendations • Develop and provide training and awareness programs for law enforcement • Programs for at risk girls • Create collaborative programming to combat trafficking