MS SB2630

Increases penalties for labor trafficking and sex trafficking from 2-20 years imprisonment to 2-20 years for adults and 20 years to life for minors, with fines up to $100,000 for adults and $500,000 for minors.

Adds new definitions including "labor trafficking," "sex trafficking," "labor trafficking of a minor," and "sex trafficking of a minor" to clarify trafficking offenses.

Establishes that minors cannot consent to labor or commercial sexual activity and that a defendant's belief the minor consented is not a defense.

Requires mandatory reporting of suspected trafficking of minors to the Department of Child Protection Services and Statewide Human Trafficking Coordinator.

Provides affirmative defense for trafficking victims 18 years or older who committed offenses under coercion, and exempts all trafficking victims from criminal or delinquent liability.