National Human Trafficking Database Act

This bill creates a national database to track human trafficking data across U.S. counties. It requires state law enforcement agencies to collect and report annual data - including human trafficking risk scores (based on trafficking cases, related crimes, and survivor services), names of anti-trafficking organizations, and prosecution statistics - to the FBI. The FBI must publish this data online, highlighting top and bottom 10 counties by risk score in each state, while protecting survivor confidentiality. The bill authorizes $50 million annually (2025-2028) to fund state data collection and database maintenance. It directly affects state law enforcement agencies and anti-human trafficking organizations providing services.