The US government has terminated its contract with Acacia Center for Justice, a provider of legal aid to approximately 26,000 unaccompanied migrant children, leaving many without legal representation in court. Despite the possibility of Acacia still offering legal sessions, the halt in government funding for court representation poses significant challenges for these vulnerable children.
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US government ends contract with Acacia Center, leaving 26,000 migrant children without legal aid in court.
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