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Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Human Rights Law Section
Washington, DC
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www.ice.gov/human-rights-violators-war-crimes-unit |
www.ice.gov/about-ice/hsi/centers-labs/hrvwccAbout Us
The unit has four important missions:
- To prevent the admission of foreign war crimes suspects, persecutors and human rights abusers into the United States.
- To identify and prosecute individuals who have been involved and/or responsible for the commission of human rights abuses across the globe.
- To remove, whenever possible, those offenders who are located in the United States.
- To oversee the development of programs in response to President Obama’s Presidential Study Directive-10, the prevention of mass atrocities.
The unit has four important missions:
- To prevent the admission of foreign war crimes suspects, persecutors and human rights abusers into the United States.
- To identify and prosecute individuals who have been involved and/or responsible for the commission of human rights abuses across the globe.
- To remove, whenever possible, those offenders who are located in the United States.
- To oversee the development of programs in response to President Obama’s Presidential Study Directive-10, the prevention of mass atrocities.
Cause Areas Include
- Human Rights & Civil Liberties
- Immigrants or Refugees
Location
- 500 12th Street SW, Washington, DC None, United States
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