Department of Justice objects to trafficking legislation provisions and raises constitutional concerns

The passage outlines DOJ objections to specific provisions of a proposed anti‑trafficking bill, citing vague language, separation‑of‑powers issues, and data‑privacy concerns. While it identifies poten DOJ objects to a new criterion requiring the US to evaluate its own anti‑trafficking efforts. Section 107(a) could breach separation‑of‑powers doctrine (Chadha, Bowsher precedents). Proposed amendmen