US EditionTrump administration reverses its previous decision and reinstates legal aid for migrant children
- The Trump administration reversed its decision, allowing legal groups to resume help for unaccompanied migrant children after a brief suspension.
- The Acacia Center for Justice confirmed they received notice of the legal aid program's reinstatement from the federal government.
- The reinstated program supports legal representation for about 26,000 children and legal education for another 100,000 children.
- Public advocacy led to over 15,000 letters sent to Congress demanding the program's continuation, which was created under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2008.
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Trump administration reverses legal aid ban on immigrant children
The notice came after the government on Tuesday suspended the program that provides legal representation to children who have arrived in the United States across the border with Mexico without parents or legal guardians
·Mumbai, India
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