Save Our Girls from Sex Trafficking Act of 2025

HR 6919 establishes a federal interagency task force led by the Attorney General to coordinate efforts against domestic child sex trafficking, requiring collaboration with agencies like Health and Human Services and Homeland Security. The bill mandates a 3-year study on child trafficking causes, trafficker profiles, survivor impacts, and event-related trends, with a report to Congress afterward. It authorizes multiple grant programs: funding schools and foster care systems for trafficking prevention education, training law enforcement to identify victims and divert them from prosecution, and providing job training, long-term care, and housing for survivors. These provisions directly affect children at risk of trafficking, survivors, and the service providers and law enforcement agencies working with them.