Extends federal anti-human trafficking programs through fiscal year 2029, creates a program that helps adult trafficking survivors with education and jobs, expands school prevention grants, and changes how the State Department ranks countries on trafficking.

• Extends authorized appropriations for fiscal years 2025 through 2029, including $111,000,000 under one subsection of the 2000 Act and up to $37,500,000 for programs to end modern slavery.
• Creates the Frederick Douglass Human Trafficking Survivors Employment and Education Program, which funds nonprofit providers to offer adult trafficking victims basic education, job training, case management, and help with expunging nonviolent criminal records.
• Renames the school trafficking prevention grants, gives priority to areas with high rates of child sex or labor trafficking, and requires an annual Health and Human Services report on grant results.
• Replaces the State Department's "special watch list" with a "Tier 2 watch list," requires the annual trafficking report to cover trafficking for organ removal, and removes a duplicative trade reporting requirement.

• Education and Workforce Committee (House)
• Judiciary Committee (House)
• Foreign Affairs Committee (House)

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