The Friday notice from the United States Department of Interior obtained by The Associated Press does not explain the Trump administration decision to reinstate the program. It states that it “cancels” the order to halt legal services to migrant children. “Acacia Center for Justice may resume all activities,” the short notice says.

The Interior Department reversed course on a stop-work order issued Tuesday that cut off funding for “all activities” related to legal aid for unaccompanied migrants younger than 18.

A memo issued Friday by a division of the Interior Department reversed an order that the nonprofit through which the program is funded should “stop all work” associated with its contract for legal services for unaccompanied minors.

Trump administration reverses itself on a program providing lawyers for 4,000 migrant children in immigration court.

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

The Trump administration has issued a stop-work order to a firm that provides legal representation to thousands of unaccompanied migrant children. In a memo, obtained by The Hill, the Department

Shaina Aber, executive director of Acacia Center for Justice, condemns decision, warning of its harmful consequences for vulnerable children

The Trump administration has lifted its order that suspended some groups from providing legal services to migrant children. Michael Lukens, executive director for the Amica Center for immigration rights,

Children cover their heads March 13 as they sit outside of a migrant shelter in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago.