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Message from Meredith Linsky, Director of the ABA Commission on Immigration

August 2024

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This year marks a decade since I left my position as the ProBAR director and assumed the role of Commission on Immigration director in Washington, DC.

ProBAR Hosts Delegation of Volunteers from Fried Frank, Commission on Immigration

August 2024

ProBAR Hosts Delegation of Volunteers from Fried Frank, Commission on Immigration This past May, ProBAR was delighted to host a delegation of volunteers from global law firm Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP as well as members and staff…

As the U.S. Government Finally Reunifies Some Families it Separated at the Border, We Must Carry Forth the Lessons Learned on Access to Counsel and Trauma-Informed Advocacy

May 2021

Sign at protest, "Keep Families Together"

ProBAR’s Briza Robles outlines actions taken by ProBAR to help advocate for families after a zero-tolerance policy left thousands of parents and children separated.

An Era of Hope: The Wind-Down of the Migrant Protection Protocols

April 2021

Photo of attorney Lindsay Schenk on pedestrian boarder bridge.

Lindsay Schenk, HIAS Border Fellow Attorney at ProBAR, experienced how the anguish of years of uncertainty in the “Remain in Mexico” program turned to hope as asylum-seekers were processed into the U.S. to continue their cases.

News & Updates

Message from Meredith Linsky, Director of the ABA Commission on Immigration

ProBAR Hosts Delegation of Volunteers from Fried Frank, Commission on Immigration

As the U.S. Government Finally Reunifies Some Families it Separated at the Border, We Must Carry Forth the Lessons Learned on Access to Counsel and Trauma-Informed Advocacy

An Era of Hope: The Wind-Down of the Migrant Protection Protocols