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Inside a Texas court where children seek to remain
A growing number of unaccompanied migrant children are appearing in U.S. immigration courts, many without legal representation, as the Trump administration accelerates immigration procedures. Children as young as three face expedited hearings and increased deportation risks, with legal protections under longstanding laws being undermined by reduced legal services and faster case timelines. This approach has led to concerns over the violation of due process, especially for vulnerable children unable to understand or effectively participate in the complex legal process.
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