April is devoted to expanding the Trafficking Victims Protection Act ... to guarantee funding to prevent human trafficking domestically and internationally, protect all victims, and prosecute perpetrators
Expand the Trafficking Victims Protection Act to increase funding, prevention, victim protection, and prosecution.
Occurrences
Evidence
The official home page currently features 'New Survey: ICE Detention Warehouse in Washington County' with the prompt 'Take the Survey by Monday, June 15.' The same page's recent news carousel shows June 16, June 11, June 10, and June 5 items on disaster relief, broadband, reconciliation, and agriculture.
The visible recent press releases are dated June 16, June 11, June 10, June 5, May 29, May 28, May 27, May 22, May 14, and April 30, and cover disaster relief, broadband, reconciliation, agriculture, the Kennedy Center, water systems, affordability, biotechnology, elections, and the farm bill; no trafficking-specific release appears in the current feed.
Assessments
As of June 18, 2026, there is no clear evidence that Rep. April McClain Delaney, who took office on January 3, 2025, delivered an expansion of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act covering the promised funding, prevention, victim protection, and prosecution changes. The TVPA itself was last reauthorized on January 5, 2023, before her term began, and her official House and campaign sites do not show a trafficking-specific bill, vote push, or public legislative effort tied to this promise. A narrower trafficking-related law, the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act, was enacted on January 23, 2026, but that was not the broad TVPA expansion promised and there is no evidence here that she materially led it. On the available record, the promise has not been fulfilled.