The Texas Supreme Court’s Children’s Commission would be busy helping judges learn how to handle the thousands of unaccompanied minor cases if a lawmaker’s new bill passes the Texas Legislature.
Rep. Ana Hernandez, D-Houston, filed House Bill 1439 to call upon the children’s commission to publish an educational guide to help judges determine jurisdiction and understand how to preside over cases involving children who are eligible for special immigrant juvenile status.
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