Establishes two human trafficking prosecution units in Iowa to identify, investigate, and prosecute human trafficking cases.
The bill establishes two human trafficking prosecution units within the Department of Justice. Each unit will serve half of the state, with Interstate 35 as the dividing line. These units will include representatives from the attorney general's office, criminal investigators from the Department of Public Safety, and various other representatives such as victim services, health care, and community organizations. The units will focus on identifying, investigating, and prosecuting human trafficking cases, as well as providing care and support for victims.
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