ALL ACROSS IOWA, YOU’LLIN F 1500 HOTELS. BUT WHAT YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW IS THEY CAN BE A HOT SPOT FOR HUMAN TRAFCKFIING. >> THERE IS GROUPS THAT WILL TRAVEL. WE HAVE TWO MAJOR INTERSTESAT COMING THROUGH THE STATE. REPORTER: A NEW REPORT BY SHADRE HOPE INTERNATIONAL GIVES IOWA AN F WHEN IT COMES TO PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM HUMAN TRAFFICKING. THE RANKINGS ARE BASED ON THINGS LIKE IDENTIFYING VICTIMS, ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR SURVIVORS, AND PREVENTION AND TRAING.IN >> A LOT OF IT IS UNDETECTABLE THAT WE ARE NOT ABLE TO SEE. REPORTER: THE IOWA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY NOW HOPES REQUIRING EVERY HOTEL EMPLOYEE TO COMPLETE HUMAN TRAFFICKG PREVENTION TRAINING WILL CURB THE PROBLEM. THIS REQUIREMENT IS PART OAF STATE LAW PASSED IN JULY 2020. IT INCLUDES HOTELS, CAMP SITES, AND AIRBN’S.' IF ALL EMPLOYEES DON’T COMPLETE THE TRAINING BY JANUARY 1, THEY CAN’T CEREIVE STATE FUNDS. AND THAT COULD AFFECT SCHOOLS COMPETING IN STATE TOURNAMENTS OR COMPANIES HOLDING CONFERENCES ATNY H AOTEL. NO PUBLIC FUNDS CAN BE USED TO PAY FOR E THLODGING IF HOTELS DON’T COMPLETE THE TRAINING. >> A LOT OF PEOPLE DO NOT THINK IT HAPNSPE IN IOWA. BUITT DOES. REPORTER: YOU CAN FIND FREE TRAINING ONLE AT STOPHTIOWA.ORG. IT TEACHES IOWA’S LAW ON HANUM TRAFFICKING, HELPS TO IDENTIFY HUMAN TRAFFICKERS, AND EXPLAINS WHAT TO DO IF YOU NOTICET. I >>E HAVE THE FRONTLINE PEOPLE THAT MAY ACTUALLY SEE IT. THAT IDENTIFICATION WILL BE GREAT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT. LAURA: SO FAR, A HANDFUL OF IOWA’S 1500 LODGING FACI