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JFAI’s 2025 Annual Report highlights a decade of legal support, serving over 5,000 immigrants and families across Texas.

February 2026 immigration updates highlighting deportation defense, citizenship services, and legal advocacy efforts across Texas.

A recent ruling by the Texas Fifteenth Court of Appeals allows Harris County’s Immigration Legal Services Fund to continue, protecting a crucial lifeline for immigrants in detention. As an ILSF-funded organization, Justice for All Immigrants can keep providing free legal representation so families are not forced to face deportation alone.

After facing ICE detention twice, Christopher secured a favorable immigration court ruling with the help of JFAI’s deportation defense team.

WNBA athlete Brianna Turner partnered with Justice for all Immigrants through Athletes Unlimited to support immigration legal services for survivors and immigrant families.

Justice for all Immigrants’ January 2026 newsletter highlights client success stories, community events, immigration policy updates, and ongoing advocacy supporting immigrant families across Texas.

María, a single mother and small business owner, found safety and stability through VAWA legal relief with support from Justice For All Immigrants. Her story highlights the impact of accessible immigration legal services for survivors.

As we close out 2025, this issue reflects on a year of service, resilience, and community impact. From client stories and community events to staff reflection and gratitude, see what we accomplished together.

After decades of silence and abuse, Elizabeth found the courage to leave and rebuild her life. With legal support from JFAI, she secured work authorization and a path toward stability, safety, and independence.

This month’s newsletter highlights Dora’s powerful story of courage, our Giving Tuesday campaign, new funding from the Texas Bar Foundation, and community updates including our recent naturalization workshop. See how your support is creating safety, stability, and justice for immigrant families across Texas.

Dora fled gang violence in Central America and survived a dangerous journey before finding herself trapped in an abusive marriage in the United States. With help from JFAI, she is now rebuilding her independence and caring for her sons. This Giving Tuesday, you can help survivors like Dora find safety and stability.

From citizenship milestones to national conferences, this month reflects JFAI’s commitment to justice, belonging, and compassion. Read how Marina achieved her dream of becoming a U.S. citizen, see highlights from the ILJ Roundtable, and learn how you can make an impact this Giving Tuesday.

At 66, Marina fulfilled a lifelong dream — becoming a U.S. citizen. With guidance from Justice for All Immigrants (JFAI), she turned hope into reality and now proudly calls herself an American, ready to use her voice at the ballot box.

In our September newsletter, we share Faustina’s courageous journey to safety, highlights from community and legal summits, and urgent updates on immigration changes. Together, we can help more families find the courage to say, “I feel safe.”

Faustina, a mother of three from Guatemala, found the courage to escape years of abuse and rebuild her life with the help of JFAI. From filing her asylum case to receiving her first work permit, she now looks toward a future of stability, safety, and hope for her daughters.

Zhara fled an arranged marriage only to face abuse and removal proceedings in the U.S. With JFAI’s support through a VAWA petition, she closed her case and secured permanent residency. Today, she is safe, free to work, travel, and rebuild her life.

In our August 2025 Newsletter, we share stories of resilience and community, from Zhara’s four-year fight for safety to local benefit events and staff trainings. We also highlight Citizenship Day, upcoming Big Give 2025, and important immigration news impacting families today.

When Isabel left Mexico, she hoped for safety. Instead, she lived undocumented in constant fear of deportation while caring for her son with a mental health disability. With JFAI’s help, she now has hope for safety, stability, and a future for her children.

This month, we share how JFAI is responding to rising immigration challenges with courage, compassion, and clarity—from client victories and intern spotlights to legal workshops and national policy updates.

From San Antonio to law school, Jaslene Walia brings compassion, skill, and a deep-rooted commitment to justice. This summer, she’s helping JFAI support immigrants with care and clarity.