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Human Trafficking
Human trafficking has been a global issue for decades. It has various forms such as sex slavery, forced labor and employment, and many others. Indeed, the victims of human trading suffers trauma and distress that they do not know what to do. The challenge of the government, indeed, is conspicuous since the pressure of the public to scrutinize and end the barbaric form of slavery is necessary. Despite the economic, political, and social pressures of the world today, the United States government takes a firm stand to end human trafficking at all costs.
The United States government should find ways to end human trafficking. One reporter from The New York Times recorded the statements of the State Department that “China became one among the world’s vilest lawbreakers for permitting modern captivity to bourgeon within its boundaries” (Harris 1). As the State Department released reports, that human trafficking existed in many countries such as Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo, and many others in which the prosecutions for human trading took account of trafficking of women and children for sex, enforced work, domestic slavery; and illegal use of juvenile combatants (Harris 1). Harris asserted then that Trump régime headed by Ivanka Trump wished to finish human trafficking by prioritizing policies to abolish any forms of slavery. Hence, the United States government sought to exterminate human traffickers.
The United States of America, which held and occupied various gangs, needed to form policies to eliminate modern practices of slavery.

Rosensteinjan reported a tragic and ferocious acts of humanity (2). In 2018, Rosensteinjan reported “the case of a 12-year-old runaway girl was forced to engage in sex with different customers” (1). Considering the nature of acts, the young girl had to submit herself to sex with men on a filthy cushion on the ground at the mechanic’s garage. Such case, according to the Attorney General Jeff Sessions, happened in different states. In 2015, the report of the FBI showcased that million members of various gangs victimized millions of young and adult girls within the American vicinities. The United States’ Department of Justice “under the instruction of President Ronald Reagan” claimed to protect the victims from human slavery and trafficking (Rosensteinjan 2). Indeed, based on the report by Rosensteinjan, President Trump avowed to end the tyranny of sex traffickers and criminals and extinguish any forms of human exploitation.
The growing issues of human trafficking take diverse forms. In other words, human slavery can happen at schools. The report of Stack recalled the event happened in the courtyard of residential California homes. The statements provided by the girl revealed that Elan Seagraves traded her to engage in sex. The Sacramento County Sheriffs notified that “Seagraves had many victims” (Stack 2). Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office halted and charged him two crimes associated with the human and sex trafficking of youngsters. Thus, the Supreme Court and other state justice departments have specific duties to permit justice amidst the challenge of the defendants, the availability of the evidence and laws. Indeed, the United States government, the Supreme Court and district courts would embrace effective criminal justice system.
Indeed, human trafficking such as sex slavery and forced labor and employment added to the problems of the country. It even posed problems due to the economic, political, and social considerations. It shocked the targets that led to the mental trauma, physical damage, and emotional distress. Indeed, the United States government should further seek policies and laws that totally dismantled human slavery.
Works Cited
Harris, Gardiner. “More China is among Worst Human Trafficking Offenders, State Dept. Says.” New York Times, 27 June 2017, www.nytimes.com/2017/06/27/world/asia/china-human-trafficking.html. Accessed 19 Feb. 2018.
Rosensteinjan, Rod J. “Getting Tough on Sex Traffickers.” New York Times, 19 January 2018, www.nytimes.com/2018/01/19/opinion/getting-tough-on-sex-traffickers.html. Accessed 19 Feb. 2018.
Stack, Liam. “School Soccer Coach in California Charged With Trafficking Teenage Girls.” The New York Times, 3 January 2018, www.nytimes.com/2018/01/03/us/soccer-coach-human-trafficking.html?rref=collection%2Ftimestopic%2FHuman%20Trafficking&action=click&contentCollection=timestopics&region=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=8&pgtype=collection. Accessed 19 Feb. 2018.