Introduction Hotels — particularly budget properties — have long been identified as common venues for human trafficking activity. Yet efforts to intervene often fail because staff lack structured tools for recognizing trafficking indicators in real time, and existing monitoring approaches sometimes raise legitimate legal and privacy concerns. By applying ASIS-style security risk management principles and aligning with DHS trafficking red flag frameworks, it is possible to design an automated monitoring system that both maximizes detection yield and minimizes legal blowback. The key is to focus on high-percentage, low-risk automated red…
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