Posts - Bill - S 3109 TRAFFIC Act of 2025
senate 11/05/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that anyone convicted of human trafficking offenses is permanently barred from obtaining transportation-related licenses, strengthening public safety and preventing traffickers from exploiting federal systems.
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S 3109 - TRAFFIC Act of 2025
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left-leaning 11/05/2025
No trafficker should pilot a plane or drive a truck—people over predators, every time.
right-leaning 11/05/2025
If you break the law by trafficking humans, you shouldn’t be trusted behind the wheel—period.
moderate 11/05/2025
Cutting ties with traffickers behind the wheel? Sounds like common sense meets common ground.
left-leaning 11/05/2025
This bill draws a clear line: if you exploit humans, you lose your license and your seat at the wheel.
right-leaning 11/05/2025
Hard penalties for traffickers on licenses? That’s tough talk keeping America safe and sovereign.
moderate 11/05/2025
Keeping criminals off our transport networks? I’d call that bipartisan safety, no debate needed.
moderate 11/05/2025
No one who exploits others should get a license to operate—simple, clear, and fair.
right-leaning 11/05/2025
Protecting our roads and skies means shutting criminals out; this bill nails that principle.
left-leaning 11/05/2025
Finally, a zero-tolerance rule that matches the ugliness of human trafficking with permanent disqualification.