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The New T Visa: Is the Higher Extreme Hardship Standard Too High for Bona Fide Trafficking Victims?

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Publisher(s)
New England Journal of International and Comparative Law
Author(s)
Jennifer M. Wetmore

 

  • Includes brief history of trafficking, and treaties and laws used to combat trafficking
  • Discusses TVPA and the T visa with analysis of 'the practical application of the T visa standard in comparison to other similar standards as used in suspension of deportation and cancellation of removal cases.' (161)
  • Critiques T visa standard that trafficking victims don't really benefit from it, suggests that trafficking victims access and use current asylum laws

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