Woman who schemed to lure vulnerable migrants to the US for sex work pleads guilty

A family involved in a human trafficking scheme pleaded guilty to charges related to sex trafficking, illegal immigration, and money laundering. Led by Yilibeth del Carmen Rivero-De Caldera, the group smuggled women from Central and South America into the U.S., forcing them into prostitution to repay escalating debts. The operation, based in Tennessee, involved controlling victims' movements and threatening violence, with some victims believing cartel connections were involved. The Justice Department emphasizes human trafficking as a major crime industry and aims to strengthen efforts to combat such networks.

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