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The Door That Federal Law Opens When a Hotel Profits From Trafficking It was a 10-month stretch of your life that you did not choose. A man promised things and delivered nothing but violence. He moved you from one budget motel to another along a stretch of Southwest Houston and the FM 1960 corridor. You were seventeen. He booked the rooms. He kept the money. And every night, a parade of men came through doors that the hotels handed over without asking the right questions. When you finally escaped, the trauma did not. It followed you into every room you tried to sleep in afterward. We built this page for you, or for the person you are calling on behalf of — a survivor, a parent, a sibling, a friend. We want you to understand what the law actually allows, what the evidence proves, what the hotels will argue, and what it costs to fight them. Every word below comes from federal statutes, the live federal civil complaint, and the records our firm has reviewed. We are writing this so that when you call us, you already understand what you are walking into. If you or someone you love was…