 Tennessee is revisiting a law that requires sex workers who are HIV positive to register as sex offenders. It was recently challenged by the ACLU, which said the law hindered survivors who tried to access housing, employment, and recovery services in the aftermath of trafficking. Trafficking victims can now ask to be removed from the sex offender registry if they have no other violations. The ACLU called the settlement a step in the right direction. I'm Lee Malwin.