HB 2894
Prohibiting human trafficking of illegal aliens
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Bill overview
This bill aims to clarify and expand the legal definition of human trafficking within West Virginia, specifically including ‘illegal alien’ as a category of individuals who can be trafficked. It establishes penalties for trafficking or smuggling adults and minors, including increased sentences for minors. Furthermore, the bill states that illegal aliens are ineligible for restitution in cases of human trafficking. The bill also outlines provisions for seizing and forfeiting assets related to trafficking offenses and establishes a debarment process for individuals convicted of these crimes from state contracts.
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