Prominent law firms are increasingly hesitant to take on pro bono immigration cases, fearing President Trump's potential retaliation.
This reluctance stems from a perceived risk of incurring the president's wrath, potentially jeopardizing future business opportunities.
Even firms not directly targeted by Trump's executive orders are showing apprehension, reflecting a widespread climate of fear.
This trend raises serious concerns about access to justice for vulnerable immigrant populations facing deportation.
