Accordingly, slavery ended in 1965, correct? I am here to tell you that it did not in fact end, and still continues to this day. In the book “Slavery and Human Trafficking” by Noah Berlatsky, he quotes “Slavery today is estimated by the International Labour Organization to be a $32 million billion a year business.” claiming that people make a lot of money making other people do their work for little or no pay. There are many ways, as bringing in illegals, and having them work for low pay but giving them the freedom to living in the United States and free from their corrupt country. Many also believe making today's prisoners work for as little as .30 cents a day is considered slavery, prison slavery. But, the main concern is human trafficking.
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In other terms, some are brought to the United States Illegally and promised a better life if they work under a pimp. This includes them doing things for him, and again being involved in sexual activity, which they do not get to keep hardly any of the money. “According to the FBI’s 2011 report on the trafficking, it is the fastest-growing business organized crime and the third-largest criminal enterprise in the world.” Lots of women see the lifestyle as glamorous at first, as they are promised money, drugs, and attention. They may even take a job as a maid, and not realize the true nature of their work until it is too late. As a matter of a fact, you could very well be around this happening and have no idea. During the 2012 Superbowl, 133 arrests were made for sex with minors, and during the 2010 super bowl, over 10,000 prostitutes were brought into
In other terms, some are brought to the United States Illegally and promised a better life if they work under a pimp. This includes them doing things for him, and again being involved in sexual activity, which they do not get to keep hardly any of the money. “According to the FBI’s 2011 report on the trafficking, it is the fastest-growing business organized crime and the third-largest criminal enterprise in the world.” Lots of women see the lifestyle as glamorous at first, as they are promised money, drugs, and attention. They may even take a job as a maid, and not realize the true nature of their work until it is too late. As a matter of a fact, you could very well be around this happening and have no idea. During the 2012 Superbowl, 133 arrests were made for sex with minors, and during the 2010 super bowl, over 10,000 prostitutes were brought into