US SB61

Establishes a national human trafficking database at the DOJ Office for Victims of Crime, to be published on the Department of Justice website within 18 months of enactment

Authorizes grants to state law enforcement bureaus or designated state agencies to collect and report county-level trafficking data, including prosecutions, arrests, convictions, hotline data, and information from children's services agencies

Requires annual reporting of state-level data within 90 days after each fiscal year ends, with the database updated within 180 days; data must include rankings of counties by trafficking rates

Mandates confidentiality protections for trafficking survivors and their families; prohibits DOJ from using collected data to make funding decisions or accessing personally identifying information

Authorizes $50 million annually for state grants and $1 million annually for database operations for fiscal years 2025-2028