McBride's amendment requires the State Department to report on anti-trafficking office staffing cuts and TIP Report delays.
Quiver AI Summary
During a markup session of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Congresswoman Sarah McBride introduced and passed a bipartisan amendment requiring the State Department to report to Congress on the effects of recent staffing cuts in the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (TIP). The report is expected within 180 days.
The amendment comes after significant layoffs within the TIP office, which McBride stated undermines efforts to combat human trafficking. She emphasized the need for oversight, particularly as the annual TIP Report has faced delays, calling the cuts "reckless."
McBride acknowledged bipartisan support for the amendment, asserting that addressing human trafficking should unite lawmakers across party lines. The amendment mandates an analysis of impacts on the TIP office's operations and ongoing consultation with Congress.
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