Under the bill, human traffickers would be charged with a felony for enticing someone to move within the state to engage in sexual conduct or to a workplace where they are kept by force.
The bill also includes language allowing a judge to mandate a sex offender live more than 500 feet from school grounds.
Wielechowski says a person can currently only be charged with sex trafficking if they bring someone across state lines.



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