In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we explore the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Prevention Act (VTVPA) of 2000, a crucial law designed to combat human trafficking and protect victims. Host Hillary Walsh dives into the many forms trafficking can take, from exploitation in the workplace to coercive control over personal freedom, and provides insight into the T Visa—a pathway to safety and relief for those affected.

Whether you’re facing little or no pay, threats, or forced labor, this episode sheds light on how to recognize trafficking and the legal options available to survivors. Tune in for a vital conversation on recovery, relief, and the legal tools that can help rebuild lives.

🔗 Listen now to learn how the law supports recovery and protects victims.