A recent effort to combat human trafficking in Miami has been deemed successful. This crackdown occurred while the city was hosting the FIFA World Cup. The success of this initiative is noted, although details about the crackdown are limited. For more information about the human trafficking crackdown and its outcomes, readers can refer to the source, CBS4 Miami.
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