One passionate goal of outgoing Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli is ensuring that there are advocates for domestic violence and human trafficking victims after he leaves office. As Virginia Public Radio’s Tommie McNeil reports, that’s why one of Cuccinelli’s final acts as A-G is allocating millions of dollars for human trafficking victims.
Advocating for Human Trafficking Victims
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