A wave of criticism has surged from bipartisan senators and advocacy groups against the White House following significant cuts to legal aid for unaccompanied minors. Legal aid organizations across various states, including Michigan and Washington, are facing severe staff reductions and funding shortages, jeopardizing the support available for migrant children. As a result of these cuts, many unaccompanied minors find themselves navigating the complex immigration court system without legal representation. Advocates are raising alarms about the humanitarian crisis posed by these changes, with some urging lawmakers to restore funding and services to protect the vulnerable migrant population. Amidst ongoing legal battles and court orders, uncertainty looms over the future of legal assistance for these children.