No Travel for Traffickers Act of 2022

Bill 117 HR 6911, also known as the No Travel for Traffickers Act of 2022, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress with the aim of combating human trafficking. The bill seeks to prevent individuals who have been convicted of human trafficking offenses from being able to travel freely within the United States.

Under this proposed law, individuals who have been convicted of human trafficking crimes would be placed on a no-fly list, preventing them from boarding commercial flights. Additionally, the bill would require the Department of Homeland Security to notify other modes of transportation, such as bus and train companies, of these individuals' status in order to prevent them from using alternative means of travel.

The No Travel for Traffickers Act of 2022 is designed to make it more difficult for convicted human traffickers to evade law enforcement and continue their criminal activities. By restricting their ability to travel, the bill aims to disrupt trafficking networks and protect potential victims from exploitation. Overall, this legislation represents a bipartisan effort to address the serious issue of human trafficking in the United States and prevent convicted traffickers from continuing to harm vulnerable individuals.