Thousands of children cross the U.S. border alone, seeking refuge.
Thousands of children cross the U.S. border alone, seeking refuge.

S.B. arrived at age 12.

“I play basketball. My favorite team is OKC. I like how Russell Westbrook makes his dunks."

Most come from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, countries with the highest murder rates in the world. 
Most come from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, countries with the highest murder rates in the world. 

Sol arrived at age 14.

"I came by bus, car and boat. I was in a truck and there was not much air, and I could not breathe... The best part of living here is learning English, and also being with my mom and my brother."

Over 100,000 children are in complex deportation proceedings without legal counsel.
Over 100,000 children are in complex deportation proceedings without legal counsel.

C.A. arrived at age 12.

"Tenia miedo. Ahora, estoy contento. Todo esta bien. I am in fifth grade." (Children whose legal cases were unresolved at the time the image was made may be wearing reflective privacy masks.)

In immigration court, the Department of Homeland Security is represented by highly trained lawyers who will argue for the children’s removal. 
In immigration court, the Department of Homeland Security is represented by highly trained lawyers who will argue for the children’s removal. 

Emily arrived at age 8.

“My life? Nervous, scary, safety, beautiful, excited! I want to be a doctor so that if people are sick I can give medicine, and a teacher so that I can teach kids that they can be somebody in the future."

Without an attorney, children have less than a 10% chance of avoiding deportation. With counsel, their chance is 86%.
Without an attorney, children have less than a 10% chance of avoiding deportation. With counsel, their chance is 86%.

Little and Junior arrived at ages 12 and 15.

“I like to ride my bike and to build things. Our red bracelets are for good luck and protection," Little. (Children whose legal cases were unresolved at the time the image was made may be wearing reflective privacy masks.)

When deportation may be a death sentence, a pro bono attorney can be a lifeline.
When deportation may be a death sentence, a pro bono attorney can be a lifeline.

Sofia arrived at age 11.

"Schools here are very safe, we even have fire drills! I want to be an architect because I like design and math is my favorite subject."

Steven arrived at age 9.
Steven arrived at age 9.

"I want to make the soccer team.  I also want to be a doctor because I can save people."

Brandon arrived at age 6.
Brandon arrived at age 6.

"Peter Rabbit is my favorite movie.  I am glad to be with my mom."

Favorite shoes for traveling
Favorite shoes for traveling
family and faith
family and faith
Happiness and Goals
Happiness and Goals
Memory
Memory
DREAM
DREAM
GO YANKEES
GO YANKEES
Angel!
Angel!
Thousands of children cross the U.S. border alone, seeking refuge.
Most come from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, countries with the highest murder rates in the world. 
Over 100,000 children are in complex deportation proceedings without legal counsel.
In immigration court, the Department of Homeland Security is represented by highly trained lawyers who will argue for the children’s removal. 
Without an attorney, children have less than a 10% chance of avoiding deportation. With counsel, their chance is 86%.
When deportation may be a death sentence, a pro bono attorney can be a lifeline.
Steven arrived at age 9.
Brandon arrived at age 6.
Favorite shoes for traveling
family and faith
Happiness and Goals
Memory
DREAM
GO YANKEES
Angel!
Thousands of children cross the U.S. border alone, seeking refuge.

S.B. arrived at age 12.

“I play basketball. My favorite team is OKC. I like how Russell Westbrook makes his dunks."

Most come from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, countries with the highest murder rates in the world. 

Sol arrived at age 14.

"I came by bus, car and boat. I was in a truck and there was not much air, and I could not breathe... The best part of living here is learning English, and also being with my mom and my brother."

Over 100,000 children are in complex deportation proceedings without legal counsel.

C.A. arrived at age 12.

"Tenia miedo. Ahora, estoy contento. Todo esta bien. I am in fifth grade." (Children whose legal cases were unresolved at the time the image was made may be wearing reflective privacy masks.)

In immigration court, the Department of Homeland Security is represented by highly trained lawyers who will argue for the children’s removal. 

Emily arrived at age 8.

“My life? Nervous, scary, safety, beautiful, excited! I want to be a doctor so that if people are sick I can give medicine, and a teacher so that I can teach kids that they can be somebody in the future."

Without an attorney, children have less than a 10% chance of avoiding deportation. With counsel, their chance is 86%.

Little and Junior arrived at ages 12 and 15.

“I like to ride my bike and to build things. Our red bracelets are for good luck and protection," Little. (Children whose legal cases were unresolved at the time the image was made may be wearing reflective privacy masks.)

When deportation may be a death sentence, a pro bono attorney can be a lifeline.

Sofia arrived at age 11.

"Schools here are very safe, we even have fire drills! I want to be an architect because I like design and math is my favorite subject."

Steven arrived at age 9.

"I want to make the soccer team.  I also want to be a doctor because I can save people."

Brandon arrived at age 6.

"Peter Rabbit is my favorite movie.  I am glad to be with my mom."

Favorite shoes for traveling
family and faith
Happiness and Goals
Memory
DREAM
GO YANKEES
Angel!
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