Today, the Acacia Center for Justice and ProBAR issued the following statement because children in federal immigration custody in South Texas are losing access to one of the few remaining ways they can independently seek legal information and help after the expiration of the Unaccompanied Children Program.
News & Updates
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By 8 am, the line outside the Harlingen Immigration Court stretched along the sidewalk with more than 100 individuals, including children, teenagers, adults, and shelter staff, waiting patiently in the South Texas heat.
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This ABA Giving Day, join ProBAR as we protect legal rights and secure a brighter, safer future for immigrants and asylum-seekers.
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We are pleased to release our Winter Bulletin covering ProBAR’s final quarter of 2024. Learn more about how we are navigating our
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Today, generous support from advocates like you means we can continue to change the lives of people like Brisely and Erick – a young couple whose paths first crossed as teenagers in the International Education Services (IES) Youth Shelter in Los Fresnos, TX.
