Title: Facts About Human Trafficking in the US | DeliverFund.org
Headings: Facts About Human Trafficking in the US
Facts About Human Trafficking in the US
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Sex Trafficking in the United States
Sex Trafficking Venues
Labor Trafficking in the United States
Susceptibility of Migrant Populations
Actions Taken to Prevent Human Trafficking

Content: gang trafficking, in which a victim is controlled by more than one person, and may be abused by the gang members or prostituted out by the gang; survival sex, where the victim feels they are not able to escape and must perform sex acts in order to survive; familial trafficking, in which the victim is abused and controlled by their family members; and forced marriages. Sex Trafficking Venues
Sex trafficking has grown exponentially since the dominance of the internet and the online porn industry. Victims are either used for pornographic pictures or videos, or they are prostituted out through online platforms such as Craigslist, Facebook, and MocoSpace. Some dedicated websites are created through subscription services, such as the San Diego Adult Service Provider, which charged members $100 per month to browse its online catalog and purchase sex. The site was taken down by police in 2016. Hotels and motels are a major venue for sex trafficking, often through pimp-controlled victims that are affiliated with the hotel’s owner or employees. Massage parlors are another common place for trafficking.