Migrant Children Face Fast-Tracked Deportations Without Lawyers
A contract dispute has left many migrant children facing immigration judges without lawyers, The New York Times reports.
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Many migrant children are facing immigration judges without legal representation in fast-tracked deportation proceedings amid a contract dispute, according to The New York Times.
For years, the government has helped arrange lawyers for minors arriving at the southern border. The dispute has disrupted that assistance, leaving many children to navigate their cases alone.
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