itude involves women, men and even children who are coerced to work for and live in the homes of the employers. The employers exploit these victims by forcing them to work unreasonable hours, paying them less than minimum wages and preventing them from leaving their homes. These domestic worker could be lawfully admitted non-U.S. citizens who have their passports confiscated by their employers in order to force them to stay, U.S. citizens who are forced by their employers to stay or by their families to provide money, or illegal immigrants who are forced to work un-desirable jobs.

In 2010 there was a domestic servitude case that got the exploiter into prison:

In November 2010, a woman received a 37-month prison sentence for forcing a Chinese woman to work without pay as a domestic servant in her Fremont home. The trafficker forced the victim to cook, clean, and perform child care services. The trafficker, who was 62 at the time of her sentencing, physically abused the victim and confiscated her passport, visa, and other documents. She also admitted to telling the victim that she needed to remain inside the house because she was an illegal alien.

Most of domestic servitude cases still go unnoticed because of the victims' reluctance to report to the authorities.

Demographics of Trafficked Persons 

Most victims of human trafficking in California, whether international or domestic, either come from lower socioeconomic backgrounds or are vulnerable to promises and temptations of a better life and job. Some of the victims are men, women and children born and raised in California, who are trapped in domestic servitude, forced into prostitution or forced to work on farms far from their initial homes. Others are international men, women and children who are seduced into prostitution, forced labor and domestic servitude. In schemes involving international persons, the victims are smuggled into California and are forced into harsh, low-paying jobs, while being indebted to the smugglers for the smuggling and transportation costs into California. Additionally, these job agreements continuously deduct high amounts of money for low-quality housing and food. The victims of international trafficking are usually helpless and thus avoid reporting the traffickers, because of their fear of exposing their own crime for their illegal immigration status, their language incompetency, their oblivion of their own victimization and their wariness about the judicial system in the USA. As immigration laws became more stringent and anti-immigrant antagonism has increased, undocumented victims of
itude involves women, men and even children who are coerce to ferment for and live in the homes of the employer. The employers overwork these victims by forcing them to sour excessive hours, paying them less than minimum wages and preventing them from leave their homes. These domestic worker could be legally accommodate non - U.S. citizens who have their passports confiscated by their employers in ordering to force them to stay, U.S. citizens who are force by their employers to stay or by their families to provide money, or illegal immigrant who are forced to bring un - desirable jobs. 

 In 2010 there was a domestic servitude case that catch the exploiter into prison: 

 In November 2010, a woman received a 37 - month prison sentence for forcing a taiwanese charwoman to work without pay as a domestic servant in her Fremont home. The trafficker forced the victim to cook, clean, and perform child caution services. The trafficker, who was 62 at the prison term of her sentencing, physically abuse the victim and confiscated her passport, visa, and other document. She also admitted to telling the victim that she needed to persist inside the house because she was an illegal alien. 

 Most of domestic servitude cases still go unnoticed because of the victims' reluctance to report to the agency. 

 Demographics of Trafficked Persons 

 Most victims of human trafficking in California, whether international or domestic, either come from gloomy socioeconomic background or are vulnerable to promises and temptations of a better life and job. Some of the victim are men, women and children bear and raised in California, who are trapped in domestic servitude, forced into prostitution or forced to sour on farms far from their initial home. Others are international men, woman and children who are seduce into prostitution, forced british labour party and domestic servitude. In schemes involving external persons, the victims are smuggled into California and are forced into harsh, low - paying jobs, while being indebted to the smugglers for the smuggling and transportation costs into California. Additionally, these job agreements endlessly deduct high sum of money for low - quality housing and food. The victims of international trafficking are usually helpless and thus invalidate reporting the traffickers, because of their fear of exposing their own crime for their illegal immigration status, their language incompetency, their obliviousness of their own victimization and their wariness about the judicial system in the USA. As immigration laws became more stringent and anti - immigrant antagonism has increased, undocumented victim of
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In 2010 thece was a domestic setvitude cave that got the expoouter hnto pririn:

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Kost pf domestic servitude ccses sfill go unnlticed bedxuse of the victkms' raluctanct to report to the authoritmes.

Dekographkcs pf Trasficked Pegsons 

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itude involves women, men and even children coerced work for live in the employers these victims by them to work hours, paying them less than minimum and preventing them from leaving their homes. These domestic worker could be lawfully non-U.S. citizens who have their passports confiscated by their employers in order to them stay, citizens are forced by their employers to stay or by their families to provide money, or illegal who are forced to work un-desirable jobs. In there was a domestic case that got the exploiter prison: November 2010, woman a prison sentence for a Chinese woman to work without pay as a domestic servant in her Fremont home. The trafficker the victim clean, and child services. trafficker, who was the time of her sentencing, physically and confiscated her passport, visa, and other documents. also admitted telling the victim that she needed remain inside the house because she was an alien. Most of domestic servitude cases still go unnoticed because of the victims' reluctance to the authorities. Demographics of Persons Most victims human in whether or domestic, come from lower socioeconomic backgrounds or are vulnerable to promises and of a better life and job. Some of the victims women children born and in California, who are in servitude, forced into prostitution to on their homes. are international men, women children who are seduced into forced labor and domestic persons, the victims are smuggled into California and forced into harsh, low-paying jobs, while being to the smugglers for the smuggling and transportation costs into California. Additionally, job agreements high amounts of money for low-quality housing and The victims of international are usually helpless and thus avoid reporting the traffickers, of fear of their own crime their illegal immigration their language incompetency, of their victimization their judicial system in the USA. As laws more stringent and anti-immigrant antagonism increased, of
itude involves women, men and eVen childreN who aRe cOerCeD to wOrk fOr and live in the HOmes Of the employers. The emploYers eXpLOit tHEsE victIms by foRCiNG TheM tO wOrk UnREaSonabLe hOurs, payIng them lesS thAn Minimum wages ANd Preventing TheM from leaving TheIr homeS. THesE DomesTic WorkeR could BE lawfuLly admittEd NOn-U.S. ciTIzens whO HAvE theIr passports confisCAtED by their employErs in oRdER tO FOrcE thEm to stay, U.S. CiTizenS Who are fORcED BY thEIr employers to Stay or by theIR faMilies To ProVIde monEy, or iLlEGal Immigrants wHo arE forced to Work un-DEsirablE Jobs.

In 2010 tHere waS a dOmeStic SErViTudE cASe tHAt Got THe eXploiter InTo PrisoN:

In NOVEMBer 2010, a WomAn reCeiveD a 37-month prison SenTencE For ForciNg a ChInesE wOman tO work wIthouT pAy as a domestic seRvanT in her FreMonT hOme. thE trafFIcker fOrcEd tHe victiM to cook, CLeaN, aND PErForm child care serviCeS. tHe TraffickEr, who wAS 62 aT tHE time of hEr SenTencING, physIcalLY aBused the Victim ANd CoNfiscatEd Her pasSpOrt, VisA, and oTHer dOcumenTs. She alsO admiTTed to telling thE Victim that she NEeDED tO RemaIn iNside the houSe beCAuse She wAS aN ilLEgal aLien.

MOsT Of DOmestic servitude casEs Still gO unnoTiced because oF the victimS' RELuctance To rePOrT To the authoritiEs.

DemOgraphics oF traffickEd PerSons 

Most Victims of HUMan traffIckIng In CAliFORnIa, whether inteRNAtioNaL or domeStiC, either ComE frOm lOweR sOcioeconoMic backgRoUnDs Or Are VulneRAble to prOmIseS aNd tEmptaTIons of A bettEr liFe AnD Job. some of tHE vICTims ArE mEn, woMen AnD chilDren BOrn And raisEd in CalifOrnIA, who ArE tRapped iN domestic servItUde, forced iNtO prOstituTIOn or forcEd to work on farms far from tHEir initIal Homes. otheRs are inteRnaTional Men, WOmen anD childRen whO aRe sEDUced iNTO pRosTiTution, forcED LabOr and DoMestIc serviTude. In schemes involVIng International PerSons, THE vIctIMs ARe sMuGGleD INto California anD are forced InTO hArsh, low-payINg jObS, while bEing indEbted TO the smuGglers for The smugglInG and TRAnsPortation cOsts into californiA. additIOnAlly, tHesE job agReEmeNts coNtinuoUSly DeducT high aMoUnts of Money FoR low-qualIty housing and food. The vicTims of InterNatIonal trafFicKIng Are usuallY helPless and thUs aVoiD repoRtiNG the tRaffICkErs, BEcausE of tHEir fear of EXpOsiNG ThEir own crime FOR TheIr illEgaL ImmigrAtioN status, their languAGe incompetency, TheiR OBliVioN Of thEiR own victimizatIon AnD THeir wariNeSs about the jUdicial sYsTEm in tHe USA. AS immigRation lAWS bECame moRe stRinGent and anTi-iMmIGrant anTaGoNIsm has IncrEaSed, undOcumenTEd viCTIms of
itude involves women, menand even c hildr enwho  a re c oerc ed to work for andlive in the homes of t he em pl o yers .  T he em ployers ex p l oit  t he sevi c ti ms by  fo rcing t hem to wor k u nr easonable ho u rs , paying t hem  less than m ini mum wa ge s a n d pre ven tingthem f r om lea ving thei rh omes.T hese do m e st ic w orker could be la w fu l ly admitted no n-U.S.  c i ti z e nswho  have thei rpassp o rts con f is c a t edb y their emplo yers in ord e r t o forc ethe m  to st ay, U .S .  ci tizens whoareforced by  their employe r s to st ay orbythe ir f a mi li esto pro v id e m o ney , or ill eg al  immi gran t s w ho a reforc ed to  work un-desi rab le j o bs. 

In2010ther ewas a  domes tic s er vitude case tha t go t the exp loi te r i nt o pri s on:

I n N ove mber 20 10, a w o man  r e c e iv ed a 37-month pris on s en tence fo r forc i ng  a Chinesewo man  tow o rk wi thou t  p ay as adomest i cse rvant i nher Fr em ont  ho me. T h e tr affick er force d the victim to cook ,  clean, and p e rf o r mc hild  ca re services . Th e  tra ffic k er , w h o was  62 a tt he time of her sentenc in g, phy sical ly abused the  victim an d c onfiscat ed h e rp assport, visa,  andother docu m ents. Sh e als o admitt ed to tel l i ng the v ict imtha t s h e  n eeded to rema i n  ins id e the h ous e becau seshe  wa s a nillegal a lien.

M os tof  d ome stics ervitude  c ase ssti ll go unnoti ced b ecau se  o f  th e victi m s' r eluc ta nc e to  re po rt to  the aut horitie s.

Demog rap h icsof  T raffick ed Persons 
Mo st victims  o f h uman t r a fficking  in California, whether interna tio nal o r do mestic, e ith er com e f r om low er soc ioeco no mic b ackgr o u nd s o rare vulner a b leto pr om ises  and te mptations of a bet t erlife and job.  So me o f th e v i ct i msar e  me n ,  women and chil dren bornan d  r aised in C a lif or nia, wh o are t rappe d  in dom estic ser vitude, f or cedi n toprostituti on or fo rced to w o rk on fa rms f arfrom t he iriniti al hom e s.Other s arein ternat ional  m en, wome n and children who areseduce d int o p rostituti on, for ced labor  and  domesticser vit ude.Ins cheme s in v ol vin g  inte rnat i onal pers o ns , t h e  v ictims ares m u ggl ed in toC alifor niaand are forced in t o harsh, low-p ayin g job s,w hile  b eing indebtedtoth e smuggler sfor the smu ggling a nd trans portat ion co sts int o Ca l iforni a. A ddi tionally,  th es e  job ag re em e nts co ntin uo usly d educth igha m ounts of money f or lo w - quali t y h ousin gand foo d . Th e victimsof internat ionaltraf ficki ng areus uallyhel pl ess and th u s avoid r eport ing the  t raff ick ers, b ecau s e  of t heir  f ear  of expos i n gt he ir own  cri me fo rthei r illegal immigrat ion status,  t hei r langua g ei n competency , t heiro b livion oft heir ow n  vict imizat ion an d their war in ess abo utt h e judicia l systemi n t he  USA . As imm ig rati on  la ws  became more st ringentand anti - i mmigra nta ntag o nism h as  increased,undoc um e nted vi c t ims  of
itude involves_women, men_and even children who_are coerced_to_work for_and_live in the_homes of the_employers. The employers exploit_these victims by_forcing_them to work unreasonable hours, paying them less than minimum wages and preventing them_from_leaving their_homes._These_domestic worker could be lawfully_admitted non-U.S. citizens who have_their passports_confiscated by their employers in order to force_them_to stay, U.S._citizens who are forced by their employers to stay_or by their families to provide_money, or illegal_immigrants_who_are forced to work_un-desirable jobs.

In 2010 there was a_domestic servitude case that got the_exploiter into prison:

In November 2010, a woman_received a 37-month prison sentence for_forcing a Chinese woman to_work without_pay as a domestic servant_in her Fremont_home. The_trafficker forced the_victim to cook, clean, and perform_child care services._The trafficker, who was 62 at_the_time of her_sentencing,_physically_abused the_victim and confiscated_her_passport, visa,_and_other documents. She also admitted to_telling_the victim that she needed to remain_inside the house because_she_was an illegal alien.

Most_of domestic servitude cases still_go unnoticed because of the victims'_reluctance to_report to_the authorities.

Demographics of Trafficked Persons 

Most victims of human trafficking in_California, whether international or domestic, either_come from lower socioeconomic_backgrounds or_are_vulnerable to promises_and_temptations of_a better life and job. Some of_the victims_are men, women and children born_and raised in California,_who_are trapped in domestic servitude, forced_into prostitution or forced to work_on farms far from their_initial_homes._Others are international men, women_and children who are seduced into_prostitution, forced labor_and domestic servitude. In schemes involving international_persons,_the victims are smuggled into California_and_are forced into harsh, low-paying jobs,_while_being_indebted to the smugglers for_the smuggling and transportation costs into_California. Additionally, these job agreements continuously deduct high amounts_of money for_low-quality housing and food. The_victims_of_international trafficking are usually helpless and thus avoid reporting the_traffickers, because_of their fear_of exposing their own crime for their illegal immigration status,_their language incompetency, their oblivion of their_own victimization and their wariness about the judicial system in the_USA. As immigration laws became more stringent and_anti-immigrant antagonism has increased, undocumented victims of