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Reverie Bakeshop in Richardson, Texas, turned Independence Day into an opportunity to support immigrant families by donating a portion of sales to JFAI. Customers joined in, helping turn the bakery’s act of compassion into meaningful community support.

After fleeing threats in Honduras and later being detained by ICE, Sam was able to pursue permanent residence with help from JFAI. His green card was approved, and he left detention as a lawful permanent resident.

Our September newsletter highlights a client leaving detention with a green card, community outreach, Citizenship Day, Hispanic Heritage Month, donor support, and JFAI’s continued work during funding uncertainty. September 2026 Newsletter

Our August newsletter highlights the power of timely legal help, funding challenges affecting unaccompanied children, immigration updates, and community support for JFAI.

Funding interruptions are putting immigrant legal services at risk, leaving detained immigrants and unaccompanied children without the legal representation they need. Learn how JFAI is responding and why continued support is essential.

Veronica Ramhart transformed a local market fundraiser into meaningful support for immigrant legal services. Learn how community generosity is helping Justice for All Immigrants continue providing legal assistance to vulnerable families.

After being detained despite having Special Immigrant Juvenile Status protections, a young immigrant from Honduras continues fighting to remain in the United States. Learn how JFAI's legal representation and donor support are helping him pursue justice.

The July 2026 JFAI Newsletter highlights the growing challenges facing immigrant communities, including threats to legal representation, a client story of resilience, community support, advocacy efforts, and our continued commitment to protecting access to justice.

A recent UM News article examines how faith communities are supporting immigrant families and features insights from JFAI Executive Director Joy Green on access to trusted legal services.

Immigration Law & Justice Network and Justice for all Immigrants call for a full, transparent, and independent investigation following the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by an ICE agent in Houston.

JFAI addresses three urgent issues affecting immigrant communities across Texas: threats to legal protections for unaccompanied children, the Texas Supreme Court's decision affecting the Harris County Immigrant Legal Services Fund, and the fatal ICE shooting in Houston's East End.

JFAI secured its first successful federal habeas corpus case, resulting in the release of a client after nine months in immigration detention. The milestone highlights the life-changing impact of immigration detention legal representation and the importance of continued access to legal services.

In her June message, Executive Director Joy Green reflects on a month of significant milestones for JFAI, including a landmark legal victory, national recognition for pro bono service, and the collective commitment that continues to bring hope and justice to immigrant communities.

Justice for all Immigrants (JFAI) has issued a statement regarding the temporary pause of the Harris County Immigrant Legal Services Fund (ILSF). Learn how this funding interruption affects access to legal representation for low-income Harris County residents facing immigration detention and read JFAI's full statement.

Meet Sierra Abbasi, JFAI's Summer 2026 intern. Inspired by her family's immigration journey, Sierra is helping improve access to legal services while gaining firsthand experience in immigration law and public service.

The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily paused Harris County's Immigrant Legal Services Fund while a legal challenge brought by the Texas Attorney General continues. The program, which supports nonprofit organizations providing legal representation to eligible immigrants facing deportation, will remain on hold until the court issues further direction.

From citizenship workshops to client advocacy and immigration policy updates, our May 2026 newsletter reflects the ongoing work of supporting immigrant families through trusted legal guidance and community outreach.

After more than three years with Justice for all Immigrants, Nick Moncada is preparing for his next chapter in social work while leaving behind a lasting impact on clients, colleagues, and the community.

Elena turned to Justice for all Immigrants after escaping an abusive relationship. With legal support through VAWA protections, she and her son are now building a more hopeful future.

In April, JFAI continued expanding access to legal support through client advocacy, community engagement, and events like Laughs for Legal Aid 2026. See how your support is making an impact.