Advocacy Group Urges Congress to Create First Specialized Human Trafficking Courts

‘Nothing is more demoralizing than to see a bill pass on human trafficking and there’s no enforcement,’ the group’s leader said.

Jaco Booyens in Washington on July 16, 2025. The Epoch Times

The leader of an anti-human-trafficking advocacy group is pushing Congress to establish specialized human trafficking courts to prosecute more cases.

“We’re talking about a $52 billion industry of buying and selling predominantly women and children inside this country—American citizens,” Jaco Booyens, who runs Jaco Booyens Ministries, said.