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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.

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.

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.

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.

Luis came to JFAI overwhelmed by complex immigration paperwork. With patience and empathy, attorney Esther Oni helped turn fear into confidence—guiding him one step closer to citizenship.

After surviving an abusive relationship, Sami turned to JFAI for help. Now, with his VAWA application approved, he’s one step closer to living a safe, independent life in the U.S.

John, a longtime resident from Cameroon, turned to JFAI for help with his citizenship application. What he found was more than legal support—it was a path to belonging, dignity, and family reunification.

At Laughs for Legal Aid 2025, Amy, a former unaccompanied child from Honduras, shared how free legal aid transformed her life—from facing deportation to graduating magna cum laude with dreams of becoming an anesthesiologist.

Earlier this month, Lorny walked into our office with joy in her eyes as she received green cards for herself and her four children. After n

Sedalia’s dream is simple but powerful: to secure a work permit, provide for her family, and eventually buy a home where they can feel safe.

Marina* became a U.S. citizen with JFAI’s support, overcoming challenges and celebrating with her family. "Now I can finally vote!"

Amara found JFAI through her church community. “JFAI changed our situation 360 degrees for the best,” she recalls,

"JFAI did so much for me, even when I couldn't give anything back," she says. Hilaria, 22, came to the U.S. from Guatemala to reunite...

Maricela, a 49-year-old woman, originally from Mexico, recently received U.S. naturalized citizenship after over a decade as a green card...

After enduring abandonment and dangers in Honduras, Amy found hope through JFAI upon relocating to San Antonio. Not only did she receive...

“Words are too short to describe such help from Justice for all Immigrants (JFAI),” says Maikol a 27-year-old asylum seeker from...

"During my case, I remembered my mom crying many times as she recalled the moment when she had to leave Honduras and me behind with my...

A real story about Maria and Ronaldo on their journey to seek for medical support for their disable son in the U.S.

Judith's asylum application was approved after receiving a favorable court decision from an immigration judge, thanks to the legal support..