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House committee endorses study of victim services and reentry programs for human trafficking survivors
Summary
The House Judiciary Committee voted to pass House Concurrent Resolution 3028, which asks the legislature to study victim services and reentry programs for survivors of human trafficking, with an emphasis on reentry and workforce connections.
The House Judiciary Committee voted to recommend House Concurrent Resolution 3028, a study resolution focused on victim services and reentry programs for human trafficking survivors, by a roll call that the committee reported as 11 yes, 2 no and 1 absent, not voting.
Representative Van Winkle, who moved the due-pass motion, said the study's focus would be on reentry services and practical needs such as job placement and training for survivors. "Where I…
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