As summer travel increases, MI Attorney General Dana Nessel is encouraging residents to be familiar with the signs of human trafficking. Human trafficking can take on many forms, including forced labor and sexual exploitation. Labor trafficking is found in many different markets that consumers might not suspect, such as convenience stores, nail salons, massage parlors, farming and agriculture, and restaurants. Those being trafficked often do not even realize they are victims of human trafficking or are not aware of how to get help. “Human trafficking is a heinous and pervasive crime, often hidden in plain sight. Raising awareness is one of the most powerful tools we have. By learning to recognize the signs and sharing that knowledge with others, we can all play a role in combating trafficking in our state.” – AG Nessel