WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has marked the 20th anniversary of federal legislation to help combat human trafficking by dedicating a new White House position to the issue. Trump signed an executive order Friday creating the position at the conclusion of a White House summit on human trafficking. Trump said his administration is “100 percent committed” to ending human trafficking. He likened the practice to a form of “modern-day slavery.” Trump has sought to elevate the human trafficking issue since taking office. Trump did not announce a candidate for the new post, but aides said he wants to fill it quickly.