From: aNIMIE> To: Paul Cassell Subject: RE: t visa - victim Date: Sat, 19 Oct 2019 03:13:48 +0000 Quickly following up, I did speak to our coordinator and she mentioned that a T visa is to be able to stay in the U.S., rather than to enter the country -- she said it doesn't enable someone to come into the U.S. If she's cooperating with U.S. law enforcement there may be options to for her entry, but if there are other personal reasons for coming into the U.S., then it may be prohibitively difficult. Happy to discuss further if that's useful. Ori inal Messa e From: Sent: Friday, October 18 2019 23:03 To: 'Paul Cassell' Subject: RE: t visa - victim Paul, Apologies for the belated reply, I was traveling today and am just now catching up on emails and voicemails from this afternoon. Unfortunately I don't know of any immediate answers for you, but I can check with a human trafficking coordinator in our office and see if she has any guidance. Do you know if the individual's case was reported to law enforcement in the U.S.? I think that may be a requirement for a T-visa, so not sure if she or her attorneys are already in touch with authorities in some capacity. But please feel free to have them contact me directly if that would be useful, and feel free to give me a call over the weekend (or to have her counsel do so) if that would be useful. Sony not to be of more immediate help, but I'm happy to keep in touch and hopefully she doesn't remain in limbo. thanks, Original Message From: Paul Cassell <MIII > Sent: Frida , October 18 2019 14:40 To: 't: IMME> Subject: Re: t visa - victim Hi some attorneys that I res ect ve much are trying to get a woman from=into the US on a T-visa. The Woman and her therapis one of the worlds leading experts are stuck in Toronto. It is possible the woman is an Epstein victim, allthough that has not been definitively established one way or the other. The case seems to be stuck in limbo with referral to law-enf