Earlier this year, ProBAR attorneys learned that a number of their recent unaccompanied children clients were scheduled for asylum interviews. The two clients, a girl from Honduras and a boy from Egypt who both arrived unaccompanied to the U.S. in 2024, were not expected to have their interviews for at least a year.
News & Updates
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We are pleased to release our Spring Bulletin covering ProBAR’s first quarter of 2025. Learn more about how we are navigating and overcoming the challenges that lie ahead for our immigration space on the border.
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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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With 35 years of dedication to pro bono service, ProBAR is a place where legal experts and advocates can share their knowledge, time, and resources to accompany and empower children, adults and families at a critical moment in their migration journey at the border.
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In 2006, Erick and Brisely were young teenagers who arrived separately as unaccompanied children at an Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) shelter in South Texas, fleeing dangerous situations in their home countries.
