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WASHINGTON—Janet Napolitano, secretaria del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (Department of Homeland Security o DHS) lanzó hoy la “Campaña Azul” (“Blue Campaign”), un esfuerzo a nivel de departamento para combatir la trata de personas por medio de programas de concientización y ayuda a las víctimas, como también capacitación y operativos para
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An introduction to human trafficking from CBP
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Petition form for U-visa immigration relief for victims of any of 26 crimes, include human trafficking.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) investigates more than 400 violations of criminal law, ranging from child exploitation to transnational gangs. Use this form to report suspected criminal activity including Human Trafficking.
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Designed for public distribution, produced in association with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Blue Campaign against human trafficking and distributed by four DHS components.
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This database represents a cross-section of federal, state and local anti-human trafficking efforts conducted by federally-funded and state-originated human trafficking task forces.
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The components of the Department of Homeland Security combat human trafficking through a variety of decentralized programs based on unique statutory authorities and institutional histories. The Department coordinates and unites these initiatives under the "Blue Campaign." The campaign name is a reference to global anti-human trafficking symbols the Blue Heart and the Blue Blindfold, as well as the "thin blue line" of law enforcement.
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Hundreds of thousands of men, women and children are trafficked across international borders each year. Victims are trafficked into the international sex trade and into forced labor situations throughout the world. Many of these victims are lured from their homes with false promises of well-paying jobs; instead, they are forced or coerced into prostitution, domestic servitude, farm or factory labor or other types of forced labor.
