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At the Airport TSA & Security Human Trafficking Happens In Our Community

Human Trafficking Happens In Our Community

Spot the Signs of Human Trafficking

Traffickers often hide their crimes, but some warning signs can help identify a potential victim. Individuals may:

  • Have few or no personal belongings
  • Lack knowledge of their travel plans or destination
  • Seem closely watched, controlled, or defer conversations to someone else
  • Have ID, passport, or travel documents held by someone else
  • Show fear of uniformed security or police
  • Appear unusually fearful or anxious in public
  • Exhibit signs of physical harm or neglect
  • Be threatened, coerced, or exploited for labor or sexual services against their will
     

Where to Get Help

If you notice suspicious behavior that may indicate someone is being trafficked — or if you are forced to travel through force, fraud, or coercion for labor or services, you may be a victim of human trafficking and help is available.

For help now, call:

Or, call:

Or, text: