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Georgia hosts major human trafficking conference GREG BLUESTEIN, Associated Press Updated 12:40 p.m., Monday, August 1, 2011
ATLANTA (AP) — It takes all kinds of devious plots to make Atlanta a national hub for human trafficking.
Some recruit women by promising to turn them into models only to make them to work at strip clubs and prostitution dens. Others smuggle children into the U.S. with the lure of an education or romance, then force them into the sex trade or to work as unpaid slaves.
The U.S. attorney’s office held a daylong summit Monday that focused on the growing human trafficking problem that spurred federal authorities to designate Atlanta as a focal point. It highlighted the tactics used by pimps and smugglers to help prosecutors, community activists and police officers root them out.

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