Mexican sex traffickers moving into U.S.

According to the Mexico City Human Rights Commission, as many as 70,000 minors in Mexico are victims of human trafficking.  Most of them are subjected to forced labor, but a significant number are forced into prostitution

According to authorities, the suspects worked a "sex trafficking corridor," transporting women from the small town of Tenancingo, in the central Mexican state of Tlaxcala, to the New York area.

Once in the United States, they were forced to have sex with as many as 30 customers per day.  Victims were paid $30 to $35

..."Joanna" says she was forced to have sex with dozens of men for as many as 18 hours a day.  There were days, she says, she would only sleep a couple of hours before starting another long and painful shift, sleeping with strangers who paid only a few dollars to be with her 15 minutes.  The worst part was that if she failed to make at least $600 a day, she faced severe punishment.