US Immigration and Customs Enforcement /ICE - Human Trafficking
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(877) 447-4847 · more numbers below
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) is part of ICE. It works with police and other partners to stop sex trafficking and forced labor and to bring traffickers to justice. People can call its tip line to report suspected trafficking, and staff help victims in HSI cases learn their rights and find services.
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- Immigration, OtherFrom the description, not confirmed
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DHS Center for Countering Human TraffickingProgram
HSI leads this Department of Homeland Security center. It brings together the department's work on trafficking cases, victim help, prevention, outreach, intelligence and training.
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HSI Tip Line for Human TraffickingService
You can call this line to report someone you think may be a trafficking victim. It covers both sex trafficking and forced labor.
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HSI Victim Assistance ProgramProgram
Staff help victims and survivors in HSI cases know their rights and get the services they are entitled to. They also help victims take part in the court process.
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Human Trafficking InvestigationsProgram
HSI special agents investigate sex trafficking and forced labor networks. They work with partners to seize money from traffickers, protect and help victims, and bring traffickers to justice.
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S.T.O.P. Trafficking Business OutreachProgram
HSI works with businesses in industries that may be at higher risk for trafficking. It gives them red flag signs to watch for and ways to report concerns.
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