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Federal Timeline Disputes Claims of Migrant Child in Court Without Representation

A federal timeline disputes claims that a 1-year-old migrant boy appeared in immigration court without legal representation. Officials from the Office of Refugee Resettlement stated that legal service providers intervened after initial court lapses occurred under a former contractor. The timeline indicates that the boy and his mother were represented in subsequent hearings.

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Officials from the Office of Refugee Resettlement have provided a timeline that challenges claims regarding a 1-year-old migrant boy appearing in immigration court without legal representation. They stated that legal service providers stepped in after initial lapses occurred under a previous contractor. The timeline shows that the boy and his mother were eventually represented in court following these events.

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  • A 1-year-old boy and his mother were first encountered by CBP on June 25.
  • The initial court hearing on July 8 had no attorney present due to a contractor's failure.
  • USCRI began providing legal services on August 5 after Acacia's contract ended.
  • About 2% of migrant children in ORR custody are under the age of 5.
  • There are currently 1,690 migrant children in ORR custody.
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EXCLUSIVE: Fed timeline challenges reports of migrant baby facing immigration judge alone

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Federal Timeline Disputes Claims of Migrant Child in Court Without Representation