A local law firm has decided to withdraw from a federal contract opportunity. The contract in question involves representing unaccompanied migrant children in immigration court.
The law firm, based in Houston, had been considered for this role but will no longer be pursuing it.
Further information on this development can be found through FOX 26 Houston, the source of this update.
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