National Human Trafficking Database Act

HR 10029, the National Human Trafficking Database Act, requires covered state law enforcement agencies (like state bureaus of investigation) to collect and report anonymized human trafficking data to the Office for Victims of Crime. The bill mandates annual reporting of county-level data on trafficking prosecutions, survivor services, and anti-trafficking organizations, with the data published online by the Department of Justice starting in 2026. It includes strict confidentiality protections for survivors and allocates $51 million annually (2025-2028) for implementation. The database will provide public, aggregated data to inform anti-trafficking efforts without enabling funding decisions based on the collected information.