There are procedural rules in the immigration court that are difficult to navigate for an attorney. I cannot imagine how a child proceeding without an attorney could be successful in the courts. The Children's Court Act proposal to require the court to coordinate with legal services providers could greatly increase the participation of pro bono attorneys. I can attest that KIND and similar groups do a tremendous job of helping pro bono attorneys represent clients in Immigration Court, by conducting initial client screenings, providing outreach and training to law firms, and otherwise facilitating attorney representations.