February 16: Children Crossing Borders: Migrant Children’s Vulnerability to Trafficking

This panel follows migrant children on their journey to the U.S.—first, exploring the reasons why they leave their families and their homes and the dangers they face as they move north; next, focusing on their experiences at the border as the U.S. government attempts to process them in a child-appropriate manner; and, finally, highlighting their struggles to resettle in Connecticut, adjust to American life, and regularize their immigration status in this country. The panel features attorneys and scholars who have spent their careers working with Central American migrants.
Title:
Children Crossing Borders: Migrant Children’s Vulnerability to Trafficking 

Date+Time:

Thursday, February 16, 2023
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Eastern Time

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By:
The Human Trafficking Prevention Project, Connecticut Bar Foundation
Credit:
Attorneys admitted in Connecticut may claim up to two (2) CLE hours for attending this event. 

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