A law firm connected to the Trump administration has turned down a contract to represent migrant children. The contract, worth $150 million, was offered to a Houston-based firm with limited experience in immigration cases. The decision comes as the administration navigates the issue of representation for unaccompanied migrant children in court.

Another group, whose former leader faced allegations of misconduct, was awarded a separate contract worth up to $244 million. Further details on these developments are available from KSAT 12. The situation is part of a larger discussion about the representation of migrant children in the US, particularly in light of recent policy changes.