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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.

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.

As the holiday season approaches, Justice for All Immigrants (JFAI) is dedicated to providing legal services, outreach, and support for imm

Holly Hudley's journey with Justice for All Immigrants (JFAI) began six years ago

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