"My top priority in Congress is to combat online trafficking. I couldn’t be successful in this fight if I were alone, & luckily, I’m not."
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"This is an industry that controls women and children through violence, drugs, and trauma."
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"Despite all our rhetoric, sex trafficking in America seems to continue unabated."
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"The venues of sexual exploitation have changed. But our laws remain stuck in time."
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"Congress has consistently failed to ensure proper implementation of sex trafficking laws in America’s court system."
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"Courts have construed Section 230 to mean that sex trafficking victims who have been sold on Backpage have no recourse against them."
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"Section 230 also blocks states from bringing criminal cases against websites that facilitate trafficking."
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"Congress obviously never intended Section 230, passed over 20 years ago, to create a lawless internet."
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"I find it hard to imagine that if a business hosted a slave auction, the auctioneer could not be held criminally liable."
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"State Attorneys General should be able to enforce their sex trafficking laws; victims should be allowed to bring cases against websites...
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...and the federal government should be able to pursue criminal charges against websites that are recklessly facilitating the crime."
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"The question now is will Congress act to protect the innocent who are sold online or let my bill fall into oblivion to protect Backpage."
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"I’m optimistic, but I’m also painfully aware that Congress has unaccountably chosen to defer to mistaken courts many times before."
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