Kansas ranks 28th in the United States* in 2018 for the number of active criminal human trafficking cases making their way through federal courts. The state had seven active criminal cases. The federal government initiated two of the active criminal cases in Kansas in 2018, ranking Kansas 22nd in the United States for the number of new criminal human trafficking cases. In 2018, federal courts did not convict any defendants in criminal human trafficking cases, ranking Kansas last in the nation, along with seven other states and territories, for the number of defendants convicted.
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*Each State Summary’s findings derived from data the Human Trafficking Institute compiled for the 2018 Federal Human Trafficking Report. Findings are not a prevalence estimate of trafficking in the state but instead serve as an objective summary of federal efforts to address human trafficking in that state. The Report does not capture data from state prosecutions, state civil suits, or unreported human trafficking cases.