This spring, ProBAR walked with a family whose home burned down overnight, stood alongside an asylum seeker who has a work permit but still fears every checkpoint, and fought to bring children home from prolonged detention. We armed community members with Know-Your-Rights knowledge, showed up before dawn for a client who refused to give up, and witnessed what happens when orderly paths become targets for removal. Read our Spring Newsletter for a closer look at the crisis, the resilience, and the work you make possible.
For many migrants seeking safety and opportunity, South Texas is the first stop in their immigration journey.
Children, adults, and families come to the United States from countries around the world fleeing circumstances that threaten their security and stability. Many arrive at our border seeking protection from violence and persecution, and face tremendous obstacles to securing immigration relief. Access to legal information and representation gives them a chance to gain safety and stability in the United States and begin contributing to our society in countless ways.
