This bill amends federal law to increase criminal penalties for human trafficking of minors under age 18. Currently, traffickers of children face a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in prison, but this legislation raises that minimum to 25 years or life imprisonment. The bill affects anyone convicted of trafficking children under 18 within U.S. jurisdictions. There is no specific funding mechanism or implementation timeline included in the legislation, as it simply modifies existing criminal sentencing requirements that would take effect upon passage.