State Department releases delayed 2025 Trafficking in Persons Report after pressure from Congresswoman Sarah McBride and colleagues.
Quiver AI Summary
The State Department has released the 2025 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report, following significant pressure from Congresswoman Sarah McBride and other lawmakers. This report, which is mandated to be submitted to Congress by June 30 each year, was delayed until September for the first time in its history.
McBride has been vocal about addressing concerns over cuts to the TIP Office, which saw a 70% reduction in staff earlier this year. She emphasized the urgency for accountability, stating, “This report should never have been delayed in the first place,” citing the importance of timely information for survivors and advocates.
The full report is now available for public access, and McBride mentioned her commitment to ensure the TIP Office is fully staffed and effective in combating human trafficking.
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