Asylum
- Persecution (torture) because of your race, nationality, religion, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group
- Must file application within 1 year of your last entry into US
- Can include your family members in the US or in your home country
T Visa
- For survivors of human trafficking
- The smuggler promised things to you but didn’t deliver
- You worked for someone but didn’t get paid much, if anything
- You were forced to work or have sex to earn your release
VAWA
- For survivors of domestic abuse
- The abuser is your spouse or child and is a US citizen or lawful permanent resident
- Protect yourself and your child
- Not required to report abuse to the police
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Cody L.
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