Accompanying Immigrants Through Court and Voluntary Return Webinar

Navigating the U.S. immigration system can be an overwhelming and deeply isolating experience. For many immigrants, especially those facing court appointments or discerning voluntary return, the need for accompaniment and trusted support is critical.

In this webinar, immigration experts and Jesuit partners from across the country share practical insights on how to walk alongside migrants during these pivotal moments. Drawing from field experience and pastoral accompaniment, our speakers discuss how strategic coordination, legal guidance, and compassionate presence can help uphold dignity and autonomy, even in the most difficult circumstances.

What You’ll Learn:

• The role of accompaniment during immigration court appointments

• How communities can support individuals discerning voluntary return

• Challenges migrants face in the current U.S. immigration system

• How Jesuit partners and advocates are responding with hope and solidarity

Whether you’re a legal advocate, pastoral worker, volunteer, or someone looking to get involved, this session offers tools to support immigrants with empathy and clarity.

Consider Volunteering:

Fill out this form to learn more about accompanying individuals attending court. This simple act could help reduce fear, promote dignity, and offer moral support.

▶️ Watch the full webinar above to explore how accompaniment can transform fear and uncertainty into shared strength and informed decisions.