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Property Tax Officials Can Help Recognize Human-Trafficking Indicators
Public Management Bulletin #17
Property tax officials, like many other local government staff in different roles, have professional reasons to visit homes, businesses, and construction sites every day. Their work positions them to see indicators of sex and labor trafficking in the communities they serve. This article will address what human trafficking is, what it looks like in our communities, how property tax officials can recognize the indicators of human trafficking, and how they should respond if they see those indicators.
Forced Marriages: What Do Registers of Deeds Need To Know?
Sale of child brides, in particular, is one form that trafficking takes, even here in the United States. The intent of this article is to initiate a discussion of the options Registers of Deeds have when faced with situations that might involve forced marriages or human trafficking.
“Free and Low-Cost Strategies to Help Address Human Trafficking”
“Free and Low-Cost Strategies to Help Address Human Trafficking” is now featured on the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin website at leb.fbi.gov.