Less than forty percent of Wyoming residents with pending cases in immigration court have an attorney – one of the lowest representation rates in the country.
Only one out of every four Jackson, Wyoming, residents with immigration cases are able to find and pay for an immigration attorney.
Non-detained immigrants are five times more likely to win their cases with a lawyer than without.
More than seventy percent of immigrant children in immigration court who have attorneys win their cases. Only thirteen percent of kids without attorneys are allowed to stay in the U.S.
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Sitting on their family couch in Teton Valley, Cristy Liaw Gabel talked to her 4-year-old son, speaking in Indonesian.
Liaw Gabel’s story sounds like that of many who’ve moved to the Tetons.
“Originally I thought, I’m only going to live here for a year,” Liaw Gabel said. “Sixteen years
