A federal contract that supports legal aid for immigrant children is set to expire. This development may impact the availability of legal representation for over 24,000 immigrant children. The contract in question provides funding to nonprofit organizations that offer legal assistance to these children.
Further details on this situation can be found through the Los Angeles Times, including the scope of the affected organizations, which totals 90 nationwide.
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