Deck 12: Human Trafficking

Question 1

The term for when someone is paid to assist another in the illegal crossing of borders is

A) smuggling
B) trafficking
C) contraband
D) cargo

Answer 1

A

Question 2

Which of the following is not a goal of the federal taskforces against human trafficking?

A) train law enforcement officers
B) case coordination
C) identification of foreign nationals in the area of operation
D) All of the above are goals

Answer 2

C

Question 3

Which of the following are physical indicators of sex trafficking?

A) malnourished and/or in poor physical condition
B) short haircuts
C) skimpy clothing
D) foreign accents

Answer 3

A

Question 4

The major difference between trafficking and smuggling is

A) who the victim is.
B) the individual's freedom of choice.
C) who initiated the illegal entry
D) who stands to profit from the activity

Question 5

One of the best indicators that someone is a human trafficker is

A) their control of the documents and/or papers of another
B) foreign accents
C) someone who repeatedly travels to other countries
D) someone in the organization that the other members do not trust

Question 6

This visa is available to victims of a wide range of crimes.

A) T- visa
B) Gold visa
C) U-visa
D) Platinum visa

Question 7

Identify the law that states human trafficking has occurred if a person was induced to engage in labor or commercial sex acts by force,coercion or fraud

A) The Federal Mann Act.
B) The Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) of 2000.
C) The Violence against Women Act (VAWA) of 1994.
D) The USA Patriot Act of 2002 and as amended in 2006.

Question 8

Federal agencies involved in the training of law enforcement personnel on human trafficking issues include all but

A) FBI
B) US Marshall's Service
C) Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE)
D) U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Question 9

Individuals who are more likely to be trafficked include

A) women
B) men
C) the elderly
D) people who are physically and mentally weak and therefore easier to manipulate

Question 10

Most of the women and children trafficked in the United States come from

A) Africa
B) Western Europe
C) Latin America
D) Australia and New Zealand

Question 11

Most of the women and children trafficked in the United States are for

A) forced labor
B) sex trade
C) debt bondage
D) peonage

Question 12

The most effective way to market trafficked women is

A) door to door sales
B) ads in personal columns
C) Internet chat rooms
D) flyers on windshields

Question 13

One collaboration of federal and state law-enforcement authorities and victim assistance providers focused on combating the prostitution of children is called

A) Child Advocate Victim Exchange (CAVE)
B) Innocence Lost Initiative
C) Kids involved in Prostitution Prevention (KIPP)
D) All of the above are correct

Question 14

Nationwide anti-trafficking task forces are comprised of

A) federal, state, and local law-enforcement investigators
B) federal, state, and local prosecutors
C) non-governmental victim service providers
D) All of the above are part of the task force

Question 15

When trafficked for forced labor,the trafficked person is working in

A) computer services
B) sales/marketing
C) management
D) none of the above

Question 16

Which of the following items would not be typically included in a search warrant of a suspected sex trafficking case?

A) Condoms
B) Lubricants
C) Telephone bills
D) Restaurant receipts

Question 17

This visa is available to victims of trafficking who can prove that they were severely used,cooperated with investigators,are in the United States due to trafficking and face severe hardships if deported

A) T- visa
B) Gold visa
C) U-visa
D) Platinum visa

Question 18

As many as _________women and children are trafficked into the United States annually

A) 10,000
B) 25, 000
C) 50,000
D) 100,000

Question 19

Which states do not have any child prostitution laws?

A) New York
B) California
C) Texas
D) All states prohibit child prostitution

Question 20

The NGOs (non-governmental organizations)working in sex trafficking victims must be able to provide

A) shelter
B) medical and dental care
C) social workers
D) All of the above

Question 21

Anti-trafficking task forces nationwide are comprised of federal,state,and local law-enforcement investigators and prosecutors,labor-enforcement investigators,and non-governmental victim service providers.

Question 22

When a person is forced against his/her will to work by force,threat of force or abuse of law to pay off a debt and the value of the work has not been adequately applied to the debt,they have been subjected to

A) peonage
B) involuntary servitude
C) debt bondage
D) forced labor

Question 23

Most trafficked persons cases are for sex trafficking.

Question 24

Forced prostitution may also be confined within particular ethnic communities,where men seek to purchase sex from women and young girls of their own ethnicity.

Question 25

Most,but not all states have laws that prohibit child prostitution.

Question 26

When a person is forced against his/her will to work by force,threat of force or abuse of law to pay off a debt,they have been subjected to

A) peonage
B) involuntary servitude
C) debt bondage
D) forced labor

Question 27

Foreign victims found in labor trafficking may have entered the country under a/the____________.

Question 28

The majority of trafficking cases in the United States have been reported in New York,California,Texas,and __________,states with high concentrations of immigrants.

Question 29

Most of the women and children trafficked in the United States are for forced labor.

Question 30

A single attorney representing many women simultaneously who were found in several different locations may be working for the traffickers.

Question 31

In the United States,victims of trafficking are almost exclusively______________.

Question 32

Most of the women and children trafficked in the United States come from Africa.

Question 33

More U.S.citizens,both adult and children,are found in sex trafficking than in labor trafficking;

Question 34

With rare exceptions,the victims of sex trafficking often suffer from ____________.

Question 35

When a person is forced against his/her will to work by force,threat of force or abuse of law,they have been subjected to

A) peonage
B) involuntary servitude
C) debt bondage
D) forced labor

Question 36

According to the textbook,more people are trafficked for sex than for labor.

Question 37

When a person is forced against his/her will to work by actual or implied threats of serious harm,physical restraint or abuse of law,they have been subjected to

A) peonage
B) involuntary servitude
C) debt bondage
D) forced labor

Question 38

Worldwide,men suffer disproportionately from trafficking.

Question 39

__________ occurs when someone is paid to assist another in the illegal crossing of borders.

Question 40

When smuggling a person into the country,the activity ends

A) after the border is crossed.
B) once the person reaches their destination.
C) only when the smuggler says it does.
D) when the time of service is completed.

Question 41

Discuss the differences between human smuggling and trafficking.

Question 42

What role does a non-governmental organization (NGO)play in a sex trafficking case?

Question 43

Discuss the living and working conditions of sex trafficking victims.

Question 44

Discuss the psychological impact of sex trafficking and posttraumatic stress disorder.

Question 45

The United States is a major destination for trafficked persons.Why are they here in the United States and in what types of services are they used?

Question 46

The __________is a collaboration of federal and state law-enforcement authorities and victim assistance providers focused on combating the prostitution of children.

Question 47

The _________is available to immigrants who are victims of a wide range of serious crimes.

Question 48

Discuss the composition and the goals of the nationwide anti-trafficking task forces.

Question 49

Discuss where investigators should look and the indicators of the presence of trafficking victims of which they should be aware.

Question 50

While there are reports of parents _______________their daughters to traffickers,the majority have been recruited through fraud,deception and other enticements.

Question 51

When conducting an investigation into sex trafficking,the investigator should use a/an _____________.

Question 52

Discuss how foreign women are recruited for the sex trade.

Question 53

A person is subjected to __________if that person is compelled by force,threat of force,or abuse of the law to work against his/her will in order to pay off a debt.

Question 54

Discuss the similarities and differences between forced labor,involuntary servitude,peonage and debt bondage.

Question 55

Discuss the interview considerations when interviewing a sex trafficking victim.