| (2) | An actor commits human trafficking of a child for labor if:
| (a) | the actor enlists, harbors, transports, obtains, or uses a child for the purpose of procuring or using the child's labor through the use of force, fraud, or coercion of either the child or an individual who has the ability to control the actions of the child; |
| (b) | the labor described in Subsection (2)(a) is not a commercial sexual act or a commercial sexually explicit performance; and |
| (c) | the actor's use of force, fraud, or coercion described in Subsection (2)(a) involves:
| (i) | causing, or threatening to cause, serious harm to the child or another individual; |
| (ii) | physically restraining, or threatening to physically restrain, the child or another individual; |
| (iii) | destroying, concealing, removing, confiscating, or unlawfully possessing a passport, immigration document, or other government-issued identification document; |
| (iv) | using, or threatening to use, the legal process in an unlawful manner against the child or another individual; |
| (v) | kidnapping, or threatening to kidnap, the child or another individual; |
| (vi) | extortion of the child or another individual; |
| (vii) | facilitating or controlling the child's access to a controlled substance; or |
| (viii) | creating or exploiting a circumstance under which:
| (A) | the child, or an individual who has the ability to control the actions of the child, is unable to terminate the employment relationship; or |
| (B) | the child is unlawfully forced to remain in a condition of servitude. |
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