Illinois SB2361 amends laws to address human trafficking, including involuntary servitude and child pornography, and provides for the expungement of.
Illinois SB2361 makes several amendments to strengthen laws against human trafficking. It redefines involuntary servitude to include knowingly recruiting, enticing, or obtaining minors for commercial sexual activity. It also removes the definition of commercial sexual activity and sexually-explicit performances as "services" under the human trafficking statute. The bill mandates training for law enforcement on investigating domestic minor sex trafficking.
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