"A 2011 report by the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women found no evidence linking the two."
"But a major 2016 study by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University found that though past Super Bowls had drawn sex workers to host cities, other events including industry conferences were bigger potential magnets for sex-trafficking victims."
"Kate Mogulescu, who runs a project providing criminal defense services to victims of human trafficking at the New York-based Legal Aid Society, questioned the effectiveness of police operations around Super Bowl."
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