More than 3.7 million people are currently in U.S. immigration courts, with average wait times of nearly two years. Many endure long periods without work permits or legal status, while families live in uncertainty. Having an attorney improves the chance of success by five times, yet only a third of immigrants are represented, and just 2% access pro bono services. Immigration nonprofits and lawyers are overstretched, and while government data exists, it is complex and inaccessible, leaving few resources for systemic analysis or efficient case management.

Mobile Pathways equips immigration organisations with technology to make legal processes faster and more accessible. Its MyCamino platform enables nonprofits to send multilingual updates via SMS and WhatsApp, keeping immigrants informed of critical deadlines and rights. Its public data dashboards analyse over 300 million immigration records—revealing trends in asylum approval rates, judge biases, and deportation patterns—and provide open data to fuel advocacy. At the core is Pathfinder, an AI-powered case management tool that compiles complete immigration case histories, tracks upcoming hearings, and generates alerts, helping accredited attorneys serve more clients with greater accuracy. Together, these tools empower legal professionals, strengthen organisations, and give immigrants better information to navigate a complex system.

In just a few years, Mobile Pathways has grown into a trusted tech partner for over 230 immigration organisations. Its tools have reached 1.46 million immigrants, with 90% of users reporting they feel more hopeful after receiving updates, and attorneys noting clear gains in efficiency and case outcomes. The dashboards have been viewed more than 340,000 times and have informed media coverage, advocacy campaigns, and even class action lawsuits. Mobile Pathways plans to expand Pathfinder’s AI capabilities, automate messaging for immigrants, and reach nearly 2 million people by 2027—making justice more transparent, data-driven, and accessible for those navigating one of the toughest legal systems in the world.