SENSE OF CONGRESS.

SEC. 2. [6 U.S.C. 242a note] SENSE OF CONGRESS. It is the sense of Congress that— (1) the victim-centered approach must become universally understood, adopted, and practiced; (2) criminal justice efforts must increase the focus on, and adeptness at, investigating and prosecuting forced labor cases; (3) corporations must eradicate forced labor from their supply chains; (4) the Department of Homeland Security must lead by example— (A) by ensuring that its government supply chain of contracts and procurement are not tainted by forced labor; and (B) by leveraging all of its authorities against the importation of goods produced with forced labor; and (5) human trafficking training, awareness, identification, and screening efforts— (A) are a necessary first step for prevention, protection, and enforcement; and (B) should be evidence-based to be most effective.