A recent series of judicial decisions have mandated the restoration of legal aid for unaccompanied migrant children, countering cuts made by the Trump administration. A federal judge has ruled that the US government must continue funding legal services for these vulnerable minors, who often face immigration court without representation. The decisions come as various nonprofit organizations and legal groups have raised concerns about the potential risks of trafficking and exploitation due to inadequate legal support. Additionally, funding cuts have led to numerous lawsuits, with some organizations scrabbling to adapt to the financial strain. As the situation evolves, the implications for migrant children seeking asylum in the United States remain critical.