Given "stop sex trafficking" usually means "empower the police to harass and often rape sex workers", I really don't want any legislature prioritising it. I'd

Given "stop sex trafficking" usually means "empower the police to harass and often rape sex workers", I really don't want any legislature prioritising it. I'd recommend reading up on sex workers' rights movements - you'll find that, in general, "anti-trafficking" operations mostly hurt the very people they're claiming to protect while appealing to people's prudishness to deny the agency of the women in question when they dare to disagree.