In Congress, Ann will continue to fight against this heinous crime and protect our communities.
Ann Wagner will continue to fight against sex trafficking and protect communities from it.
Occurrences
my Trafficking Survivors Relief Act will right that wrong by providing victims with federal criminal record relief so they can live their lives and find justice.
Wagner Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Combat Sex Trafficking, Hold Foreign Nations Accountable
Wagner introduces bipartisan legislation to combat sex trafficking and hold foreign nations accountable.
Evidence
Congresswoman Ann Wagner released a statement after President Donald J. Trump signed into law her bipartisan Trafficking Survivors Relief Act. She said the bill provides federal criminal record relief to survivors of human trafficking who committed non-violent offenses as a direct result of their exploitation.
Assessments
The promise was to continue fighting sex trafficking and protecting communities from it. Evidence shows Ann Wagner’s bipartisan Trafficking Survivors Relief Act was signed into law on January 23, 2026 while she was still serving in office. Because she authored and advanced a trafficking-related bill that became law, this is a concrete delivered action directly aligned with the promise, and it occurred in the same term.
The claim promised continued action against sex trafficking and community protection. Wagner materially advanced and secured enactment of the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act, a federal anti-trafficking survivor-relief bill signed into law on January 23, 2026 while she was serving in the U.S. House. Because this is a concrete enacted federal outcome within her current/ongoing House service and directly matches the anti-trafficking promise, it counts as delivered in the same term/context.