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Human Trafficking in the United States

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SELECTED State
Data: 2024

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. - 2024

463109

112822

218568

32309

8024

11999

21865

6647

2220

1360

3

8233

2666

8359

1972

Wyoming

592

148

337

29

0

17

24

3

9

0

0

15

0

6

4

Wisconsin

3999

1117

2212

277

72

111

181

59

22

15

0

82

26

79

25

West Virginia

995

339

710

66

8

38

57

24

7

5

0

22

13

26

7

Washington

9080

2599

4562

659

191

271

441

151

37

43

0

189

52

197

26

Virginia

8523

2222

4552

661

112

228

342

115

61

26

0

163

46

164

42

Vermont

585

121

214

26

3

15

45

8

0

3

0

12

0

12

4

Utah

2504

769

1498

196

63

99

130

50

18

12

0

73

19

63

23

Texas

34056

10997

24876

2418

674

1360

2439

640

380

174

0

1000

291

905

322

Tennessee

5420

1696

3487

428

121

213

446

121

40

21

0

154

55

157

49

South Dakota

1168

251

682

75

24

34

44

25

5

0

0

24

9

26

0

South Carolina

5003

1297

3483

267

47

136

274

73

30

21

0

102

28

100

28

Rhode Island

554

188

393

30

15

19

25

11

4

3

0

15

3

17

0

Pennsylvania

9461

2595

5457

641

172

287

676

165

50

40

0

212

77

218

42

Missouri

8273

2281

4453

696

167

272

539

191

42

15

0

180

94

196

49

Mississippi

3495

1398

2785

303

45

195

300

156

18

15

0

132

60

142

29

Minnesota

3812

1039

2079

229

72

83

133

62

5

8

0

61

22

67

12

Michigan

10930

3307

6909

764

219

340

585

216

38

27

0

243

68

266

34

Massachusetts

4244

1175

2283

288

91

115

326

68

23

9

0

90

19

85

16

Maryland

7433

2010

3589

358

101

179

254

93

47

20

0

112

53

123

35

Oregon

5239

1477

2623

368

119

160

227

107

22

17

0

112

30

116

20

Oklahoma

3997

1166

2562

255

96

125

210

70

11

22

0

76

31

89

17

Ohio

13584

3966

7333

671

206

334

509

216

44

37

0

251

63

260

37

North Dakota

833

239

462

44

15

21

24

11

7

0

0

12

5

15

5

North Carolina

11012

2806

7574

638

178

301

580

145

73

38

0

211

73

214

63

New York

16176

5085

10571

1191

337

570

1437

317

104

84

0

416

140

403

90

New Mexico

2130

628

1366

143

44

78

146

48

10

13

0

62

14

59

11

New Jersey

7553

2389

4752

884

77

269

354

98

123

33

0

204

54

182

64

New Hampshire

752

189

546

45

14

22

65

14

0

3

0

15

4

16

3

Nevada

6042

2464

4903

418

194

236

539

158

33

23

0

185

47

175

37

Nebraska

2286

621

1145

148

43

71

91

42

11

8

0

53

10

55

8

Montana

1777

319

641

84

32

43

87

25

9

5

0

30

8

33

7

Maine

1135

311

504

88

26

41

61

17

9

8

0

33

6

27

8

Louisiana

4424

1484

3894

266

88

133

395

79

17

14

0

91

26

95

16

Kentucky

4535

1225

2751

278

75

139

256

79

29

12

0

102

37

100

33

Kansas

3173

934

1761

198

68

126

230

75

26

10

0

81

41

88

25

Iowa

2996

873

1911

166

42

88

140

47

23

9

0

69

18

62

18

Indiana

4362

1390

3263

293

83

154

561

77

33

22

0

112

37

112

25

Illinois

10458

3129

6260

792

219

385

627

235

58

47

0

289

83

285

61

Idaho

1071

276

574

72

9

32

49

21

4

0

0

18

9

19

4

Hawaii

1407

451

995

161

82

55

96

32

7

12

0

39

13

43

6

Georgia

10742

3601

12929

876

299

342

573

190

59

39

0

252

76

234

75

Florida

25895

8298

19235

1830

600

832

1874

445

170

129

0

620

167

596

145

District of Columbia

4350

1078

2102

135

33

55

69

29

12

7

0

42

6

41

6

Delaware

892

301

662

51

8

32

61

19

7

6

0

18

11

26

5

Connecticut

2167

702

1393

167

59

96

170

42

29

18

0

71

20

57

24

Colorado

6115

1718

3460

465

138

185

318

105

30

22

0

130

40

133

30

California

54442

16780

31764

3378

1298

1733

3603

1064

245

197

0

1256

358

1296

231

Arkansas

2413

770

1929

170

56

80

153

44

19

7

0

58

18

56

21

Arizona

6525

2306

5186

550

175

300

671

136

87

46

0

235

55

200

71

Alaska

694

181

353

46

6

22

44

16

0

0

3

16

5

18

0

Alabama

3224

927

1969

231

83

105

141

60

16

16

0

75

26

82

16

National Overview — 2024

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 2024. 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 2024 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.