In the wake of devastating wildfires and hurricanes, immigrant communities in Los Angeles have stepped up to help with recovery efforts, showcasing resilience and solidarity. Despite facing the threat of deportation under strict immigration policies, many Latino immigrants have been at the front line, volunteering their time and skills to support fire victims and aid in cleanup projects. From day laborers in Pasadena to domestic workers in the Pacific Palisades, the impact of the disasters has been profound, destroying jobs, homes, and dreams for countless service workers. As neighborhoods recover, immigrant leaders are mobilizing resources and rallying communities to assist those in need, highlighting the critical contributions of these workers in the rebuilding process. Yet, the looming concern remains regarding potential deportations, which could hinder ongoing efforts and exacerbate the challenges faced by those most affected.