Strengthens U.S. efforts to prevent and respond to human trafficking by creating a new Frederick Douglass Human Trafficking Survivors Employment and Education Program, reprioritizing domestic prevention grants, tightening rules for U.S. foreign assistance and reporting on trafficking (including organ harvesting), and updating authorizations and annual funding levels for multiple anti‑trafficking programs. The bill sets grant priorities for school districts and community organizations, requires specific data collection and reporting, amends how countries are evaluated in foreign‑assistance and trafficking reports, and shifts authorization amounts and years for existing programs.