US HB4113

Reauthorizes the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 through fiscal year 2029, increasing authorized funding from $13,822,000 to $23,092,000 annually for the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking, and from $65,000,000 to $111,000,000 for related programs

Extends the Program to End Modern Slavery grants through 2029, with up to $37,500,000 annually available for such programs, and requires all grants to be awarded competitively

Modifies the country tier ranking system by renaming the "special watch list" to "Tier 2 watch list" and updating criteria for placement, including significant victim numbers or failure to show increasing anti-trafficking efforts

Adds new reporting requirements on trafficking for organ harvesting and requires the annual Trafficking in Persons Report to be made available in printed hard copy format

Clarifies that foreign assistance restrictions for non-compliant countries apply to central government funding and cultural exchange programs, while exempting humanitarian aid, health programs, food assistance, refugee assistance, and programs delivered through NGOs