A Journey of Hope                                    El Camino de la Esperanza 

We walk for:

• Undocumented immigrants in detention centers.

• Immigrant families separated by borders.

• Undocumented youth striving to be seen and heard.

• DACA recipients living under constant legal uncertainty.

• All those impacted by unjust immigration enforcement.

How our immigrant community is affected:

• 61,226 immigrants are in ICE detention

• 70.3% have no criminal conviction*

• Over 182,000 are under ICE’s electronic monitoring (ATD) programs

These are not just numbers—they are lives under surveillance within a system that harms. This pilgrimage is a direct response to these conditions. It’s a call for transformation.

“No human being is illegal.”

This once-in-a-generation event—the Jubilee of Migrants—invites people from around the world to gather in reflection, ritual, and renewal.

We walk because:

• It symbolizes a global commitment to reconciliation, dignity, and inclusion.

• For many DACA recipients and immigrant communities, it’s a space to be visible, spiritual, and empowered.

• As NHA, we will engage in cross-cultural, faith-based advocacy to raise awareness about U.S. immigration injustices.