Two bills introduced in the Kansas House on Wednesday generate funding for human trafficking programs by requiring all new internet-capable telephones or computers sold in the state to feature anti-pornography software and by mandating adult entertainment businesses in the state charge a special admissions tax. Sabetha Rep. Randy Garber sponsored legislation mandating the software installations and permitting purchasers to pay a $20 fee to the state, and whatever cost was assessed by retail stores, to remove the filters for pornographic material...
