Nearly 100 providers had received notice that funding for unaccompanied children was being stopped but the stop-work order was lifted Friday.

A stop-work order by the Interior Department halts legal work for children who crossed the border without their parents.

The Trump administration ordered legal service providers working with unaccompanied migrant children to stop their work, according to a memo obtained by CNN.

Estrella del Paso says services are being resumed. Officials with the organization released the following statement: "We are back! Today, Estrella del Paso received notice from the Department the Interior that we can immediately resume work providing representation and legal access services to unaccompanied children.

A new policy requires the fingerprinting of all adults who will be living with a migrant child in the United States. Advocates for immigrants say it could fuel overcrowding in shelters.

A local nonprofit group has been ordered by the Trump administration to stop providing taxpayer-funded legal services to unaccompanied migrant children in government custody in Arizona. A lawyer with the Florence Immigrant & Refugee Project called the decision by the Trump administration an "attack on immigrant children.