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Video to Help Unaccompanied Immigrants in the United States

 Washington, DC —  The Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children today is releasing a first-of-its kind video to help unaccompanied immigrant and asylum seeking children who are seeking safe haven in the United States understand immigration court.

“What Happens When I Go to Immigration Court” will give children who arrive alone in the United States an overview of the legal process that will determine their future. Approximately 8,000 children seek safety in the United States each year; many are fleeing abuses such as exploitation, violence, forced military recruitment, forced marriage or harmful traditional practices.


“The Women's Commission hopes that this video will help make unaccompanied children less fearful and better able to explain why they fled their home country,” says Executive Director Carolyn Makinson. “This could prevent children with legitimate asylum claims from being returned to life-threatening situations.” Read more at lawfuel.com/show-release

 



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