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Human Trafficking- Tribal Task Force

Victim Witness Advocate and Law Enforcement Coordinator Specialist Skrepcinski represented the USAO at the February meeting of the New Mexico Tribal Task Force on Human Trafficking. The Task Force discussed the DOJ/USAO efforts to identify and investigate human trafficking in Indian Country as well as the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.

Updated January 19, 2021
Topic
Human Trafficking
Component
USAO - New Mexico

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