DHS Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking
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Blue Campaign Consequences Training | Homeland Security
Learn the consequences of engaging in human trafficking activities through this interactive course.
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U.S. Immigration Benefits for Noncitizen Crime Victims
These documents outline U.S. immigration benefits for noncitizen crime victims and provide information on the following topics: The T and U visa requirements, the role of Form I-914 Supplement B, Declaration of Law Enforcement Officer for Victim of Trafficking in Persons (Form I- 914B), best practices for certifying agencies, responses to frequently asked questions, and additional resources for certifying agencies and officials.
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Blue Campaign Training
Explore Blue Campaign’s available training resources.
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News Release: DHS Partners with Harvard University to Support Blue Campaign
DHS S&T awarded $775,000 to the Harvard University T.H. Chan School of Public Health to conduct research and evaluate the impact of the Department’s Blue Campaign.
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Law Enforcement
Law enforcement officials may encounter a potential victim of human trafficking during the course of their duties, during domestic disturbance calls, when responding to incidents at massage parlors, bars, and strip clubs, or even during routine traffic stops.
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Explotación y cómo protegerse a sí mismo
La explotación general es tratar a una persona injustamente para beneficiarse de su trabajo.
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Student and Community Leaders
Resources that can be used to start conversations about and raise awareness of trafficking within communities across the country.
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Industry Professionals
Resources for convenience retail, transportation, and hospitality industries that can be used to help educate frontline employee how to recognize and report human trafficking while on the job.
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Blue Campaign Consequences Quiz - Wrap Up
Human trafficking can occur anywhere. Traffickers can be any race, ethnicity, or social status, but they prey on people in difficult situations. You are going to view a series of 4 videos and images of real cases that have occurred in the United States. Walking through these scenarios will strengthen your ability to identify the crimes of human trafficking and recognize that there are serious consequences for these crimes under the law.