1. Immigration Remedies for Trafficking Victims By Laura Dawkins, USCIS Sabrina Solomon, FIAC Kavitha Sreeharsha, Legal Momentum

2. Objectives: At the end of this session, participants will be able to:  Begin to identify individuals who may qualify for T or U visa relief  Learn effective strategies for collaboration with law enforcement and other systems to assist victims in obtaining T or U relief

3. Small Group Exercise  Identify factors indicating trafficking  What other information would be helpful to know?  Are any of the scenarios better T or U visa cases?  What are the differences in the requirements and process?

4. Differences Between Ts and Us  Certification  Certifying agencies  Physical Presence Requirement  Benefits

5. What does helpful include?  A victim calls 911 but there is no law enforcement follow-up  Law enforcement lacks the resources to follow up on a complaint  Prosecutors decide not to prosecute the case  Prosecutors prosecute a different crime  There is a plea bargain and/or no need for the victim to testify  The Defendant is not convicted

6. U visa collaboration  Recruiting people to the table  Setting clear goals  Mechanisms for accomplishing the goals

7. Objectives: At the end of this session, participants will be able to:  Begin to identify individuals who may qualify for T or U visa relief  Learn effective strategies for collaboration with law enforcement and other systems to assist victims in obtaining T or U relief