You may qualify for humanitarian immigration options where past abuse and risk of harm are legally relevant. These cases are very fact-specific and usually require professional legal guidance.

Depending on the details, options such as asylum or special protections for abuse survivors may be available. Timing, evidence, and how you entered the U.S. matter a lot. Speaking with an immigration attorney or a trusted legal aid organization as soon as possible is critical.

Being undocumented does not automatically mean removal is immediate. In some cases, legal filings can pause enforcement while your situation is reviewed.