Expands function of Commission on Human Trafficking to include promoting coordinated response by law enforcement to human trafficking.

S 1880 expands the Commission on Human Trafficking's duties to specifically promote coordinated efforts between state and local law enforcement agencies (including the Attorney General, county prosecutors, and police departments) to improve human trafficking investigations and prosecutions. This amendment adds to the Commission's existing responsibilities of evaluating trafficking laws, reviewing victim services, and developing public awareness. The key mechanism requires the Commission to actively facilitate communication and collaboration among these agencies to strengthen responses to trafficking cases. The bill directly affects the Commission's operations and the law enforcement entities it engages with.