This article investigates why children in the foster care system are at an increased risk of becoming victims of human trafficking. It focuses on the necessity of stable relationships, addressing trauma, and recognizing the dangers runaway youth often face. Moreover, it explores ways these children can be helped by professional authorities and the average citizen alike.

This article discusses the connections between human trafficking and recent immigration and deportation practices inside the United States of America. It aims to bring awareness to this connection, as research suggests that restrictions regarding the attainment of citizenship and government protection may make the immigrant population more vulnerable to both labor and sex trafficking. However, through increased advocacy and proposals to change policies, hope is not yet lost.