Please send this website to others to help former sex slaves. It's a quick and easy way to alert others about present day slavery and help in the fight for freedom. The internet makes it possible for anyone to help just by emailing this website.
Help is needed for SaveAslave.com to inform and educate the world about modern day slavery and to encourage former slaves. Volunteer yourself to the anti-slavery community by e-mailing this website. Tell your feelings to other websites. This can be dangerous as some people make a living on the misery and pain of others.
. This can be done without giving money to SaveAslave.com.
Forwarding this website makes you a volunteer to save a slave.
Feel free to forward this message to family and friends!Educate yourself about modern day slavery. Encourage others by doing things like developing anti-slavery meetings. Help others to end slavery. if that means only one slave at a time.
The world ignores millions of slaves trapped in involuntary labor and prostitution. There might be approximately 19,000 trafficked persons right here in the United States.
Those poor unfortunates Trafficked migrants already here in the United States are not physically chained but never the less are living and working under constant fear of harm or harm to their family back home.
These people of all ages and sexes are suffering criminal abuse .
Because some people make a profit or living of the backs of these poor people , helping to free slaves might be dangerous. Because of this potential danger, be careful. A relationship might degenerate. Under certain circumstances your actions can be interpreted as solicitation for prostitution. Be careful and be safe.
If you know of any information about a recently freed slave in need of a home or care. Please help any way that you can legally, morally and ethically able to.
Please do whatever that you can, that is safe, tasteful and ethical as often as you can, as much as you can to help this cause.
Whatever you post online is forever.
There is no lawyer here and no legal advise will be given out. Nobody can be aware of thousands of laws, rules and regulations which are administered and enforced by different federal departments and agencies. Every country, state or territory has it's laws, rules and regulations also.
This is not a meet-up, make-out, meet singles, or find love, sex or anything like that kind of site.
This is not affiliated with the United States Government and is not an official U.S. government anything or approved by any entity of the United States Government, No specific intent at affiliation or approval is intended or sought. This is not an IRS tax exempt charity. It is only an idea to help the victims and survivors of modern day slavery.
The United States of America has "T" and "U" visas designed to help protect undocumented immigrants who are victims of crime. The visa's allow applicants to secure legal status, a work permit good for four years and a petition for family members.
The "T" visa provides legal status for victims of trafficking, including those who are recruited for labor or services though force, fraud or coercion.
The "U" visa is for victims of crimes such as murder, assault, rape and sexual exploitation. The U visa's are for trafficking victims. U visa's are given to people that are already here in the United States of any age, sex, race or religion. Imagine that they here, alone and afraid.
The interim relief U visa is available to those who meet all 4 requirements.
1. Aliens who can show substantial suffering as the result of physical or mental abuse as a result of being the victim of certain criminal activity, and.
2. Aliens who possess information about that criminal activity, and.
3. Aliens who have been, or are being , or will be helpful or are likely to be helpful to Federal, State, or local authorities, including police and/or prosecutors, and.
4. The criminal activity described violated the laws of the US and occurred in the US or in in territories of the US. Criminal activity in violation of Federal, State, or local criminal law include rape: torture: trafficking; incest; domestic violence (including family violence), sexual assault; abusive sexual contact; being held hostage; female genital mutilation; sexual exploitation; prostitution; peonage; unlawful criminal restraint; abduction; kidnapping; slave trade; involuntary servitude; false imprisonment; blackmail; extortion; manslaughter; murder; felonious assault; witness tampering; obstruction of justice, perjury and any attempt to commit any of these crimes.
A U visa holder seeking to apply for permanent residency must demonstrate that he/she:
Was granted a U visa and currently holds U nonimmigrant status. Has been continuously physically present in the United States for three years. Did not unreasonably refuse to assist in the investigation or prosecution of the underlying U visa crime after being granted a U visa Meets a discretionary threshold such as adjustment of status is justified for humanitarian reasons or in the public interest, or to assure family unity.
The U visa is given to victims of certain crimes. Temporary legal status and work eligibility in the United States for up to 4 years. The U visa is a nonimmigrant visa and only 10,000 U visas are issued every year. Family members may also be included on the petition including spouses, children, unmarried sisters and brothers under 18, mothers, fathers, as well as stepparents and adoptive parents. An approved U visa petition will automatically grant the applicant work eligibility in the United States. An Employment Authorization Document will be included with all approved petitions, which can be shown to any employer to obtain a Social Security Number to start work legally.
The U visa applicant must have suffered substantial physical or mental abuse due to a criminal activity in at least one of the following categories: rape, torture, trafficking, incest, domestic violence, sexual assault, abusive sexual contact, prostitution, sexual exploitation, female genital mutilation, hostage situations, peonage, false imprisonment, involuntary servitude, slave trade, kidnapping, abduction, unlawful criminal restraint, blackmail, extortion, manslaughter, murder, felonious assault, witness tampering, obstruction of justice, perjury or attempt, conspiracy, or solicitation to commit any of the above mentioned crimes.
An T or Trafficking visa holder seeking to apply for permanent residency must demonstrate that he/she:
Was admitted as a T nonimmigrant Has been continuously physically present in the United States for three years, from the date of admission as a T nonimmigrant . Complied with any reasonable requests for assistance OR that she would suffer extreme hardship involving unusual and severe harm upon removal Has maintained good moral character while in the United States Is admissible to the United States Meets a discretionary threshold such as that adjustment of status is justified for humanitarian reasons or in the public interest, or to assure family unity.
If you meet someone that you feel might be in need, you might decide to call on the Immigration service or use the internet to obtain the necessary forms to secretly help that person
www.usic.gov
1-800-870-3676 for forms
1-800-375-5283 National customer service center
Please send this website to others to help former sex slaves. It's a quick and easy way to alert others about present day slavery and help in the fight for freedom. The internet makes it possible for anyone to help just by emailing this website.
Help is needed for SaveAslave.com to inform and educate the world about modern day slavery and to encourage former slaves. Volunteer yourself to the anti-slavery community by e-mailing this website. Tell your feelings to other websites. This can be dangerous as some people make a living on the misery and pain of others.
This can be done without giving money to SaveAslave.com. Forwarding this website makes you a volunteer to save a slave.
Feel free to forward this message to family and friends!