Home News Bible college says human trafficking claims by former students fueled by T visa schemeUpdated: Nov. 22, 2024, at 12:55 p.m. ESTOfficials at Olivet University, a Christian Bible college headquartered in Anza, California, say a sophisticated T visa scheme has fueled a civil lawsuit filed by four former international students who accuse the school and its officials of human labor trafficking. A "T-visa scheme" involves fraudulently using a human trafficking claim to convert a temporary visa into permanent residency. “They received a three-year ESL visa [from their new schools], and after their three years was up, they alleged human trafficking from three years ago,” Park explained. Sitting on a historic Indian sanctuary, Olivet University in Anza spans more than 900 acres, according to the school’s website. They also alleged that they loaned Olivet University hundreds of thousands of dollars in 2019 and were only repaid this year.