Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy (TLETA) Week 9 Practice Test

The main idea is that, in many cases seen by U.S. law enforcement, trafficking is domestic. Victims are often U.S. citizens or legal residents who are exploited within the United States, so the country of origin most frequently identified is the United States. This reflects the prevalence of domestic trafficking networks and investigations focused on crimes that occur here. Foreign nationals from places like Mexico, the Philippines, or India do appear, but those cases are more about international trafficking; they don’t make up the majority of cases identified in U.S. enforcement data.