Requires the Department of Homeland Security to hire, train, and assign at least 200 forensics analysts and child exploitation investigators to help identify and rescue victims of child sexual exploitation.

• Requires 40 forensics analysts and 30 child exploitation investigators for the Victim Identification Laboratory, plus 130 more positions supporting Homeland Security Investigations field offices
• Bars moving these positions outside the Child Exploitation Investigations Unit or Special Agent in Charge offices, and lets employees transfer out only by choice
• Creates a Victim Identification Training Program for federal, state, local, Tribal, and foreign law enforcement, civil service groups, and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
• Requires victim information to be kept in a secure place and used only for investigations, connecting victims to medical and federal services, mandatory reporting, or sharing with law enforcement

• Judiciary Committee (House)

Crime and Law Enforcement