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Human Trafficking in the United States

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SELECTED State
Data: 2025

United States

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Total Cases
‍
All Cases, by state
Under 500
500 - 1,500
1,500 - 3,000
3,000 - 6,000
6,000 + 

National Stats U.S. - 2025

515773

127938

268723

52664

10971

15085

21457

6201

2400

1607

8650

2221

9931

3272

Wyoming

620

164

370

28

10

16

33

5

4

3

0

12

4

9

6

Wisconsin

4229

1208

2338

230

94

91

126

51

15

8

0

52

16

58

26

West Virginia

1068

380

782

73

14

41

72

29

4

5

0

27

16

32

6

Washington

10049

2997

5141

969

234

395

571

164

111

59

0

299

50

288

93

Virginia

9056

2459

4928

533

171

237

376

101

57

30

0

167

38

161

51

Vermont

609

132

233

24

11

11

19

7

0

0

0

8

0

10

0

Utah

2711

855

1620

207

85

86

122

45

15

17

0

62

9

59

20

Texas

36417

12484

27648

2361

740

1487

2772

573

478

201

0

1070

216

1022

408

Tennessee

5769

1895

3811

349

120

199

324

104

29

18

0

127

35

146

37

South Dakota

1208

273

703

40

14

22

21

10

3

0

0

13

0

15

0

South Carolina

5293

1469

3727

290

105

171

237

80

25

29

0

112

29

125

30

Rhode Island

578

203

419

24

6

15

26

5

0

3

0

8

4

11

4

Pennsylvania

10070

2894

5954

609

218

299

497

144

52

42

0

202

52

227

65

Missouri

8865

2556

4909

592

177

275

456

183

24

21

0

168

91

218

56

Mississippi

3764

1572

3056

269

57

174

271

115

22

17

0

103

60

132

31

Minnesota

4101

1157

2215

289

93

115

132

55

17

14

0

82

19

100

30

Michigan

11572

3675

7491

642

236

362

576

217

51

30

0

251

58

276

72

Massachusetts

4537

1349

2522

293

91

174

239

68

46

28

0

114

26

107

44

Maryland

7820

2185

3848

386

165

175

259

87

37

22

0

118

35

133

39

Oregon

5604

1674

2859

365

160

197

236

101

25

22

0

130

23

128

30

Oklahoma

4206

1271

2705

209

70

105

143

52

12

13

0

71

24

81

17

Ohio

14270

4305

7848

686

255

337

513

169

33

46

0

225

57

243

53

North Dakota

884

255

484

51

6

16

22

7

0

4

0

7

7

13

6

North Carolina

11624

3151

8263

612

192

343

681

182

62

37

0

239

71

252

67

New York

17438

5695

11643

1262

413

606

1065

273

102

114

0

415

112

416

131

New Mexico

2273

712

1482

143

65

84

116

40

12

19

0

62

7

61

13

New Jersey

8081

2685

5105

528

118

295

352

83

110

34

0

224

47

260

86

New Hampshire

817

214

575

65

32

25

29

16

3

0

0

16

3

24

0

Nevada

6341

2706

5254

299

126

241

349

144

19

30

0

179

28

188

42

Nebraska

2399

669

1212

113

33

48

67

17

6

11

0

28

9

32

8

Montana

1847

350

691

70

23

31

50

17

7

5

0

25

5

28

5

Maine

1214

352

559

79

31

41

55

17

10

5

0

27

6

34

7

Louisiana

4662

1622

4109

238

91

138

215

69

23

18

0

86

35

100

34

Kentucky

4781

1353

2935

246

83

128

184

67

24

8

0

82

25

84

20

Kansas

3352

1039

1891

179

72

105

130

60

12

10

0

69

26

87

23

Iowa

3148

956

2022

152

43

83

111

31

14

9

0

59

16

54

19

Indiana

4620

1545

3462

258

72

155

199

80

29

20

0

94

33

112

28

Illinois

11231

3514

6833

773

227

385

573

221

58

53

0

254

61

281

67

Idaho

1170

321

641

99

27

45

67

21

9

7

0

32

7

34

14

Hawaii

1480

483

1042

73

20

32

47

16

5

5

0

21

5

31

3

Georgia

11508

3984

13528

766

326

383

599

221

60

33

0

267

63

299

70

Florida

29076

9202

20651

3181

664

904

1416

409

171

129

0

616

149

608

207

District of Columbia

4496

1149

2201

146

36

70

97

43

12

7

0

50

16

53

11

Delaware

931

330

694

39

9

29

32

33

4

0

0

21

7

26

3

Connecticut

2316

785

1539

149

52

83

146

37

20

14

0

56

21

52

22

Colorado

6552

1911

3708

437

190

192

246

89

30

27

0

131

23

146

32

California

57901

18694

34614

3459

1467

1908

2841

974

296

245

0

1270

300

1379

388

Arkansas

2588

833

2035

175

33

63

106

47

12

7

0

42

25

52

18

Arizona

7034

2695

5687

509

206

389

501

146

136

45

0

318

47

235

127

Alaska

745

205

413

51

13

24

60

11

5

3

0

17

8

17

15

Alabama

3438

1047

2139

214

70

120

170

60

25

14

0

95

25

105

27

National Overview — 2025

32,309

Signals Received

11,999

Cases Identified

21,865

Victims Involved

6,647

Sex Trafficking Cases

2,220

Labor Trafficking Cases

1,360

Sex & Labor Casesi

8,233

Adult Victims

2,666

Minor Victims

8,359

Female Victims

1,972

Male Victims
Why don't the numbers add up? Age (Adults/Minors) and sex (Female/Male) are only recorded when that information is known or disclosed, so those breakdowns will typically total less than "Victims Involved." A single case can also involve more than one victim, and a case can be flagged as more than one trafficking type at once (for example, both sex and labor), so the case-type categories aren't mutually exclusive slices of one whole. Read each figure as its own count rather than a piece of a single running total.
Figures reflect signals and cases reported to the National Human Trafficking Hotline across the United States in 2025. Since the Hotline's launch in 2007, it has received 463,109 signals and identified 112,822 cases involving 218,568 victims nationwide.

674

Organizations Listed

50

States & the District of Columbia

About This Data

The trafficking statistics in this visualization reflect 2025 National Human Trafficking Hotline data. As noted by the National Human Trafficking Hotline, "contactor data describes only those who were aware of and chose to contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline, as well as information those contactors chose to share about themselves and potential trafficking situations." For this reason, the provided data only encompasses hotline reporting and does not fully capture the severity of the issue at the state or national level.The organization directory lists local and regional anti-trafficking organizations across all 50 states and the District of Columbia, compiled to help people find services, volunteer opportunities, and ways to get involved near them.

Want to Learn More About Global Trafficking?

Dr. Eirliani Abdul Rahman is a Bergel Institute Fellow completing a fellowship focused on human trafficking, building TRAPP (Trafficking Risks: AI for Proactive Protection) — an AI-enabled platform to help police and frontline organizations identify emerging trafficking risks and intervene earlier. Learn more about her work.