Senate Resolution No. recognizes January 2026 as Human Trafficking Prevention Month, highlighting the serious threat that human trafficking poses to global security, public safety, and human dignity. The resolution emphasizes the methods used by traffickers, such as fraud and coercion, to exploit victims for commercial sex acts or forced labor. It cites alarming statistics, including the United Nations International Labor Organization's estimate of 27.6 million victims worldwide and approximately 340 cases involving 585 victims reported in Michigan in 2024.

The resolution calls for increased public awareness to combat human trafficking, encouraging communities to identify trafficking indicators, report suspicious activities, and support victims. It also acknowledges the efforts of law enforcement, advocacy organizations, and service providers in preventing trafficking and assisting survivors. The Senate reaffirms its commitment to legislative action and public education aimed at eradicating human trafficking in Michigan.