Staff member says legal services ensure 'day in court' for unaccompanied children and adults swept up in ICE raids
A staff member described legal services’ role in making sure immigrants — including children who appear in court virtually and adults detained in ICE raids — receive due process under the U.S. Constitution; a remark about advocacy or funding in the transcript was unclear.
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A staff member said the legal services program aims to ensure that people involved in immigration-related proceedings "have their day in court," including children who are appearing in hearings without a guardian and adults detained in immigration enforcement actions.
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