Commentary: For immigrants, a helping hand in the courts

People in immigration court have no guaranteed right to an attorney. The Access to Representation Act would give them a better shot at justice.

By Murad Awawdeh and Camille Mackler.

Imagine establishing a life, a profession and a family in a new country after fleeing violence and instability thousands of miles away. Then imagine facing the terrifying prospect of that stability being ripped away from you and your family as you are forced to navigate a complex court system that you don't understand — without any legal help.

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