A recent survey unveils a chilling reality: human trafficking is a national nightmare. According to the Convention of States Action and the Trafalgar Group, 80% of voters view it as a ‘major problem.’ Republicans and Democrats are united in concern, though Republicans express more urgency. Women are more alarmed than men, and black Americans the most aware of this crisis. California, Texas, Florida, and major cities face high levels of trafficking, exacerbated by the situation at the southern border. The U.S. has seen a dramatic increase in trafficking cases in the last decade.
