Who coordinates with the CCHT to submit Continued Presence applications for victims of human trafficking?

The correct answer involves coordination primarily between HSI Victim Assistance Specialists and federal law enforcement officers for submitting Continued Presence applications on behalf of victims of human trafficking. HSI Victim Assistance Specialists are specifically trained to understand the complexities surrounding human trafficking cases and can provide the necessary support and resources to victims. Their role includes working directly with victims to ensure their needs are met, while also navigating the application process for Continued Presence, which is a temporary immigration status that allows victims to remain in the United States while assisting law enforcement in the investigation and prosecution of trafficking cases.

Federal law enforcement officers also play a crucial role in this process as they collaborate with the Victim Assistance Specialists to gather pertinent facts and evidence that support the victims’ cases. This partnership between the specialists and law enforcement ensures a comprehensive approach to victim support, enhancing the likelihood of successful applications.

Other options do involve important entities in the overall fight against human trafficking, but they do not specifically coordinate with the CCHT (Center for Coordinating Human Trafficking) for Continued Presence applications in the same way that HSI Victim Assistance Specialists and federal law enforcement officers do. For instance, while state agencies, local law enforcement, and non-profit organizations contribute significantly to victim support and awareness, they may