Invest in Child Safety Act of 2024

The Invest in Child Safety Act of 2024 establishes a new Office within the Department of Justice to coordinate federal efforts against child sexual exploitation, led by a Director with specific qualifications in managing organizations and prosecuting child exploitation cases. It creates a $5 billion fund to support prevention, treatment, and enforcement activities, with specific allocations including $100 million for U.S. attorneys' child exploitation prosecutions, $20 million to the International Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and $60 million for Internet Crimes Against Children Task Forces. The bill requires annual reporting on key metrics such as investigations, arrests, and prosecutions related to child sexual exploitation, and includes provisions to modernize the CyberTipline system used to report such crimes. This legislation directly affects federal agencies, law enforcement units, victim support services, and organizations working to prevent and respond to child sexual exploitation.