Marcia, a survivor of domestic violence in Chile, sought refuge in Canada after the judicial system in her home country failed to protect her. Since her arrival in 2021, Marcia has shown immense strength and resilience, dedicating herself to rebuilding her life. She trained as an electrical worker and joined the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, where she contributes to alleviating the significant labour shortage in the electrical trade. She is currently working at the new St Paul’s Hospital as part of the Controls Crew. Those who know Marcia describe her as a hardworking, compassionate individual with a deep commitment to social causes, volunteering with multiple organizations, including Britannia Community Services Centre, Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House, and the City in Colour Cooperative.

Write a letter urgently calling on Minister Miller and the Canadian government to halt Marcia's deportation. Over the past six months, the government has introduced several policies that increasingly target and restrict migrants' access to immigration status and announced that they were abandoning their plans for a regularization program. Marcia’s case is not an isolated one—she represents countless other migrants who are at risk of deportation under these harmful policies. Her loss would be a devastating blow not only to her but also to the community where she has made such significant contributions.

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