An employer recruits crack-addicted workers from a shelter. They are promised $50. a week and food and shelter. For their further convenience, they are transported to the remote camp by van. The camps each have company stores that sell crack, liquor, and cigarettes. The cost of the purchases is deducted from the workers' paychecks, often leaving resulting in them making about 30 cents on the dollar. This practice qualifies as domestic labor trafficking even though the workers voluntarily got on the vans. True or False