Are human trafficking victims passing through airports? #fbi #humantrafficking

Unknown body · January 20, 2026

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Misconceptions about trafficking transport

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Unidentified Speaker said it is a "big misconception" that airports are a primary route for trafficking minors and argued minors are "not being trafficked through the airport" because it is difficult to get a minor on a plane without an adult; the speaker added that victims often remain and work in the area where they were born and, when transported, traffickers commonly use trains, buses, subways or their own vehicles.

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An unidentified speaker addressed misconceptions about how human trafficking victims—especially minors—are transported, saying airports are rarely used for minors and that traffickers more often move victims by local transit or vehicle.

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