Georgia Latino Alliance for Human RightsHotline
GLAHR offers a “hotline” that provides Latino immigrants and their families, in the event that they are mistreated, abused, or detained, with information and referrals.
Latino immigrants and their families who are mistreated, abused, or detained · Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm; voice mail can be left at any time
From glahr.org/our-work ↗About this program
GLAHR offers a "hotline" that provides Latino immigrants and their families, in the event that they are mistreated, abused, or detained, with information and referrals. Each week, the hotline receives anywhere from fifty to one hundred calls, allowing GLAHR to assist Latinos as they face abuse from employers, police officers, immigration agents, or in detention centers.
We encourage people to call on us Monday through Fridays from 9am to 5pm. However, please do not hesitate to leave a voice mail at any time. We promise to return calls in a timely fashion.
When calling the hotline, please have the following information ready regarding a person being detained: Full Name, Date of Birth, Country of Birth, Date of Entry to the United States.
Questions
What is the hotline's number?
Our Hotline Number: 770-457-5232
When should people call the hotline?
We encourage people to call on us Monday through Fridays from 9am to 5pm. However, please do not hesitate to leave a voice mail at any time. We promise to return calls in a timely fashion.
What information should be ready when calling the hotline about a person being detained?
Full Name, Date of Birth, Country of Birth, Date of Entry to the United States
Details
- Who
- Latino immigrants and their families who are mistreated, abused, or detained
- When
- Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm; voice mail can be left at any time
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