Human Trafficking, involves a buyer and a seller.

[Penelope]

Of course victims of human trafficking can be laborers (who have no choice) and sex slaves. Who are the buyers of these victims. Yes

US Citizens and Businesses.

No buyer, no seller.
Just one example: Houston man sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for trafficking children for commercial sex

Who are the clients? Who are the buyers.

(most sex victims are runaways from US families, drug addicts, etc)

 

[WillowTree]

Coyotes! Build wall.

 

[Penelope]

Florida man sentenced to 30 years for sex crimes against children

another one, they must be legal citizens as they would of said Illegal in big letters.

 

[Penelope]

Coyotes! Build wall.

No the majority are not coyotes. This is a serious problem in our society. Who rents the sex slaves and labor slaves.

 

[WillowTree]

Florida man sentenced to 30 years for sex crimes against children

another one, they must be legal citizens as they would of said Illegal in big letters.

ICE is involved. What dew that tell ewe?

 

[Penelope]

Coyote is a colloquial Mexican–Spanish term referring to the practice of people smuggling across the U.S.–Mexico border.[1] Smuggling should not be misinterpreted to mean human trafficking. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) define smuggling as the "Importation of people into the United States involving deliberate evasion of immigration laws. This offense includes bringing human beings into the country, as well as the unlawful transportation and harboring of immigrants already in the United States."[2] In short, human smuggling centers on the willful, illegal transportation of migrants into another country. The word coyotes originated in the early 19th century, where it was used to describe a person that employed Mexican immigrants for labor in the United States. During this period the United States had a demand for Mexican workers, therefore the first form of coyoje was created. The Coyote’s main job would be to recruit hard-working Mexicans by traveling to Mexico and transporting them to the United States or hire the workers once they arrived in the U.S. Most of the coyotas that worked in Mexico were either natural born Mexicans or Mexican-Americans that would convince workers that lived along the border due to their ability of speaking fluent Spanish and their common appearances. Due to the labor conditions improving, a policy was implemented by the U.S., which enabled the workers to go back to their home towns and their word of mouth spread about job opportunities in the U.S. This system was known as enganche (the hooking). The enganchaderos(hookers) would decrease the recruitment possibilities and the practice of enganchadores by informing their family and friends of the employment opportunities. Their main focus would be border towns where contractors hired workers who were pursuing employment.[3]

 

[Penelope]

Trump loves to talk about human trafficking and the businesses get a slap on the wrist, as they say they had illegal IDs,

and I say the company gave most of the illegal IDs, maybe even one of Trumps companies, there is a case going on now.

 

[tyroneweaver]

Before the H2 program farmers used coyotes all the time

 

[WillowTree]

Mexico sends us illegals, coyotes, sex trafficking, human trafficking and drugs across our border. Give the border patrol that wall. They need it.

 

[Third Party]

Of course victims of human trafficking can be laborers (who have no choice) and sex slaves. Who are the buyers of these victims. Yes

US Citizens and Businesses.

No buyer, no seller.
Just one example: Houston man sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for trafficking children for commercial sex

Who are the clients? Who are the buyers.

(most sex victims are runaways from US families, drug addicts, etc)

At the risk of releasing big brother, we have all seen drones film war zones, if we use them to track certain areas or people, I'm sure we could reduce the drug and slave trade. Also, they could lead us to illegals who slipped thru border patrol and show us who is helping them.

 

[Penelope]

Mexico sends us illegals, coyotes, sex trafficking, human trafficking and drugs across our border. Give the border patrol that wall. They need it.

Coyotes are mainly the people who help people enter the US illegally. We do not need a wall.

 

[Penelope]

A group of Republican Representatives are pushing the Bush Administration to take action. In response to the rising death rate and the growing power of the coyote Mafias, Arizona Senator John McCain and a host of legislators from border states like Texas last month introduced bills that could grant permanent residency to some workers already in the U.S. and allow millions of other Mexican and perhaps Central American migrants legal but temporary "guest worker" entry into the U.S.
By granting more migrants safe passage, advocates say, the reforms would reduce demand for the coyote Mafias, help stanch the tide of migrant deaths and allow U.S. authorities to spend more time securing the border against potential terrorists.
The bill's backers are using Congress's August recess to lobby the White House hard to sign on to the proposed legislation. "If we create a legal mechanism for people who just want to come work and then go home," says Arizona Representative Jeff Flake, "we can focus our border interdiction on people who do want to do us real harm."
People Smugglers Inc.
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Trump uses human traffickers to mean the same as illegal immigrants. Most illegals are here of their own accord and then when here become victims of human trafficking.

 

[Crepitus]

Coyotes! Build wall.

That whole thing just went sailing right over your head, didn't it.

 

[Penelope]

Myth 1: Trafficked persons can only be foreign nationals or are only immigrants from other countries.
Reality: The federal definition of human trafficking includes both U.S. citizens and foreign nationals. Both are protected under the federal trafficking statutes and have been since the TVPA of 2000. Human trafficking within the United States affects victims who are U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, visa holders, and undocumented workers.

Myth 2: Human trafficking is essentially a crime that must involve some form of travel, transportation, or movement across state or national borders.
Reality: Trafficking does not require transportation. Although transportation may be involved as a control mechanism to keep victims in unfamiliar places, it is not a required element of the trafficking definition. Human trafficking is not synonymous with forced migration or smuggling, which involve border crossing.

Myths & Misconceptions

 

[WillowTree]

Build a really big strong wall. Do it now! Stop making excuses and, oh, btw. Who are these experts?