The Global Anti-Human Trafficking Enhancement Act lets special police at the U.S. Department of State help catch bad guys who do human trafficking, even if it happens in different countries or involves people from other countries. It lasts for seven years, and then it stops.

The bill lets a special group of people in charge of security for the U.S. government check out cases where people are being hurt and moved from one place to another, like a bad kind of travel, especially if these happen in other countries.

H.R. 7089 is a bill that wants to let a special group called the Diplomatic Security Services help catch and investigate people involved in human trafficking, even if it happens partly outside the United States. They also have to tell everyone how well this is working every year for a while, but the new rules go away after seven years.