A small Texas law firm, linked to former President Trump, has been awarded a $150 million no-bid contract to provide legal representation for unaccompanied migrant children in immigration court. This decision has raised significant alarm among immigration advocates and legal aid groups, who express concern that thousands of children could soon face deportation without adequate legal support. Critics accuse the Trump administration of prioritizing political allies over the welfare of vulnerable children, while a federal judge has ordered the release of previously withheld funds to ensure some level of legal aid is available. As contracts expire and new arrangements are made, many fear that the lack of legal representation could lead to dire consequences for these migrant children, who often navigate the complex immigration system alone.