Trafficking is a serious crime that can happen to anyone, including refugees and newcomers. You are not alone, and help is available. This page has information and resources to help you and your family stay safe, recognize the signs of trafficking, and find help if you or someone you know has been affected. All services listed here are available to refugees and newcomers regardless of immigration status.
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RESOURCES: Know Your Rights
Victims of Human Trafficking: T Visa Nonimmigration Status
Victims of Human Trafficking: T Visa Nonimmigration Status
Resource Type: Website
Source: USCIS
Languages: Website is available in English and Spanish
Description: This official government website describes what T Nonimmigrant Status is, what qualifies as a severe form of human trafficking, and how to apply for T Nonimmigrant Status. The page also provides information on obtaining employment authorization, applying for T visas for eligible family members, eligible services and benefits, and other resources.
Resources on Young Workers' Rights
Resources on Young Workers' Rights
Resource Type: PDF
Source: U.S. Department of Labor
Languages: English
Description: This official government website offers various resources dealing with the employment of young people. This includes, what are child labor laws by state, common questions like where they can work, rights at work, and how many hours they can work, and how to file a complaint.
Immigrant Rights
Immigrant Rights
Resource Type: Website
Source: Unaccompanied Children Resource Center, USCRI
Languages: Spanish
Description: This website provides know-your-rights resources for immigrant and newcomer youth who speak Spanish.