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Illinois and New Hampshire are two states that are enacting laws to help provide relief to human trafficking victims. Chicago is a major hub for human trafficking in the US.
Chicago is the main location for illegal trafficking because of the proximity to two major airports as well as its central location in the United States. Victims are often flown in and then moved outside of the area via car, bus or train. The large population and centralized location offers traffickers many options to conceal their illegal activity as well as routes to traffic people to multiple nearby cities and states.
Human trafficking is a federal crime and state legislators and Attorney Generals office's have decided to do something about the problem, as well as offer more support to victims caught in this situation. One ways the state of Illinois is offering help to these victims is by
compensating the cost of laser tattoo removal and offering victims a way to move forward with their lives,
free of the tattoos that their trafficker placed on their body.
Illinois currently has a Crime Victims
Compensation Law, which specifies trafficking victims can be compensated for their laser tattoo
removal through an outreach program. The law works with the Crime Victims Compensation fund, run
by the office of Attorney General Lisa Madigan. The goal is to help provide service and support to
crime victims in Illinois and Chicagoland area by providing compensation, therapy services, and advocacy during legal procedures.
The Crime Victims Compensation Law covers “pecuniary
loss” caused by the crimes which includes laser tattoo removal in any studio in the state. The website states that the Fund “provides direct financial
assistance to innocent victims of violent crime to reimburse out-of-pocket
expenses related to the crime.”
Laser tattoo removal is covered and victims will be compensated for 100% of the cost of tattoo removal once the claim is submitted to the State Attorney office. The process to initialize the compensation is to fill out a
form on the Attorney Generals website www.illinoisattorneygeneral.gov/victims/. You can also call 1-800-228-3368 for more information on Tattoo Removal Compensation.
For many victims it may be difficult to discuss the crime committed against them and because of this they may be hesitant to seek out consultations. Our online consult system offers people a private and discreet way to consult the Tattoo Removal Studio without having to go into the studio or go into any explanations about the history of their tattoo. Simple and easy, we can offer guidance, pricing and overall cost information for those looking to have their tattoo removed. If you or someone you know is looking to remove a tattoo related to a crime, feel free to contact us on our website and we will offer you all the information for your consult in a discreet way.
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The direct Email for question on these services and the process can be sent to: crimesvictimsservies@atg.state.IL.US
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