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The Missouri Attorney General is requesting federal funds to stop human and sex trafficking within the state and across the country. |
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Wrap: Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster and dozens of state attorneys general are requesting 15 point 8 million dollars in federal funding to fight human and sex trafficking.
Deputy Attorney General Joe Dandurand says Missouri’s central location makes the state vulnerable to human and sex trafficking.
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Description: "Missouri is an easy place for this to be a breeding ground, the St. Louis and Kansas City areas especially with the major interstates that go through them." |
If appropriated, the Department of Justice will distribute funds to federal task forces to aid anti-slavery programs and victim services.
Reporting from the state Captiol, I’m Jenner Smith
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The Missouri Attorney General is requesting millions of dollars to fight human trafficking and slavery across the U.S. |
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Wrap: Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster and 43 other state attorneys general are asking for 15 point 8 million dollars to stop human and sex trafficking within the United States.
Deputy Attorney General Joe Dandurand says that human trafficking is a serious problem in Missouri and is very expensive to combat.
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Description: It’s pervasive and costly. It’s cost to the victims and to the state and to it’s citizens is really a lot larger than most people who go about to their day to day business have any reason to think about. |