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Combat Modern-Day Slavery: Worker Trafficking
by: US Department of Justice

If you are, or know of a migrant farmworker who is, a victim of trafficking, you can contact the Migrant Project of Georgia Legal Services Program at 1-800-498-9469. 

 
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