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A Houston law firm has declined an offer to represent migrant children. The firm, Burke Law Group, has ties to the Trump administration. The decision was announced in a short statement on social media, where the firm revealed it had considered applying for a portion of a contract.
Further details on the decision are not provided by the firm, but more information can be found through Houston Public Media, the source of this update.
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