Legal organizations that provide support to unaccompanied migrant children say visits by federal law-enforcement personnel at their offices are intended to intimidate them. According to the groups, agents associated with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services attempted to enter their offices during the visits. The organizations characterize the actions as attempts at pressure, arguing that their work is protected and that the visits interfere with their ability to assist children. The reports describe concerns about the impact of such enforcement activity on legal representation and advocacy for migrant children. The accounts also emphasize that the groups are raising the issue publicly rather than handling it privately, seeking clarity on the purpose of the visits and the basis for any attempts to enter their premises. The sources present the alleged intimidation as the organizations’ claim, without providing additional confirmed details about the authorities’ intent or the specific legal justification for the visits.