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Control and isolation
A person may seem unable to speak freely, be closely monitored, or be cut off from family, friends, identification, money, or transportation.
Trafficking can affect people of every background. The indicators below are not proof on their own, but they can be a reason to check in safely and seek expert guidance.
A person may seem unable to speak freely, be closely monitored, or be cut off from family, friends, identification, money, or transportation.
They may describe threats, debt, coercion, fear of losing housing or immigration status, or pressure to work or engage in commercial sex.
They may work excessive hours, have wages withheld, live where they work, or lack control over their schedule and documents.