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There's no way to stop human trafficking by treating it as an immigration enforcement problem

  • Written by Bob Spires, Assistant Professor of Education, University of Richmond
There's no way to stop human trafficking by treating it as an immigration enforcement problemTrump has signed a law aimed at curbing sex trafficking.AP Photo/Evan Vucci

Robert Kraft, the New England Patriots’ billionaire owner, recently made headlines when he was charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution. The women involved were undocumented Chinese immigrants who were human trafficking victims at the Orchids of Asia spa in J...

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