Texas Lawmakers Declare War on Human Trafficking Profits

Texas Lawmakers Take Aim at Human Trafficking Profits Austin, TX – In a significant move to combat human trafficking, the Texas legislature recently passed an amendment proposed by Representative Senfronia Thompson. This amendment ensures that any money seized during human trafficking investigations will be used to fund future anti-trafficking efforts. The video shows Rep. Thompson delivering a powerful speech, stating, "I'm coming for the pimps." Her passionate delivery underscores the gravity of the issue and the state's commitment to tackling it. The amendment, part of Senate Bill 2167, has garnered widespread support. It represents a shift in how the state addresses human trafficking, moving beyond simply prosecuting offenders to actively dismantling the financial infrastructure of trafficking operations. The redirected funds will be crucial in supporting victim services, law enforcement training, and public awareness campaigns. "This amendment is a game-changer," said a spokesperson for a local anti-trafficking organization. "It sends a strong message that Texas is serious about fighting human trafficking and protecting victims." The passage of the amendment marks a significant victory in the ongoing battle against human trafficking in Texas.