In a disturbing visa application interview conducted by the State Department Consulate Office as described in the Urban Institute report, "Understanding the Organization, Operation, and Victimization Process of Labor Trafficking in the United States" (October 21, 2014), a consulate official gave an apparent labor trafficking victim a second pamphlet on human trafficking to put in her underwear because the victim told the official the first one would be taken by her employer. The second hidden pamphlet was for her safekeeping, yet she was given no other aid by the consulate officer during the interview. The Urban Institute found that over 70% of foreign labor trafficking victims, mostly agricultural workers and domestic servitude victims, brought to the US arrived via legitimate visas; but by the time they escaped their traffickers, nearly 70% of their visas had lapsed or expired and they were now in the country illegally. This paper will explore ways to strengthen methods to identify and assist foreign victims of human trafficking during contact with U.S. Immigration.