AIDE for Everyone

When I first learned about Mobile Pathways, I remember thinking this wasn't your typical nonprofit. I loved how it merged three of my passions: immigration, advocacy, and technology.

I've spent more than 18 years representing immigrants, and I immediately saw how the right technology could put fair access to justice within reach for a lot more people. That's what led me to get involved, and today I'm honored to serve as Board Chair alongside Woodson Martin.

The work has only deepened that conviction. With Pathfinder, I can see where enforcement is shifting, which courts are moving faster, and which trends are building before they crest. The thousands of cases the platform tracks become an early-warning system, turning raw data into real strategy for legal aid workers, journalists, and the immigration community.

That's why I'm so excited about the launch of Pathfinder AIDE in 2026.

Yesterday's data can mean tomorrow's deportation, so AIDE's AI agents work around the clock to surface real-time immigration information. They're built with former immigration judges and experienced practitioners, and you can question them and learn from them, which means anyone can operate with an expert's grasp of the landscape.

AIDE is already in the hands of seasoned judges and practitioners. I can't wait to bring it to the rest of the world, at a moment when the immigration community needs it more than ever.

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Yours in Justice,

Ruby L. Powers, Esquire

Board Chair, Mobile Pathways
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