National Child Retrieval Act

The National Child Retrieval Act is legislation designed to improve the process of locating and recovering missing or abducted children across state lines in the United States. It establishes protocols for law enforcement agencies to quickly communicate and collaborate, ensuring timely efforts in safe child retrieval. The act emphasizes coordination among jurisdictions, utilizes alert systems like the AMBER Alert, and provides resources to enhance investigative and recovery efforts. Its goal is to protect children from harm by minimizing delays and maximizing the effectiveness of law enforcement responses in recovery cases.