Continued Presence Improvement Act
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Summary
The Continued Presence Improvement Act expands the Secretary of Homeland Security's authority to grant continued presence in the United States to victims of human trafficking. The bill clarifies that trafficking victims may remain in the U.S. during investigations, prosecutions, or while pursuing civil actions, and requires a minimum 2-year grant period with possible extensions. The bill also authorizes employment for trafficking victims during their continued presence, restricts immigration enforcement actions against them, and requires federal agencies to develop policies and training to encourage use of continued presence protections.
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