In 2012, she made the decision that would change everything. After three years working alongside a litigation attorney, Auguy founded her own immigration law firm in New Jersey — while raising her first child and with very limited resources. The early years demanded enormous sacrifice: she worked seven days a week, meeting clients wherever they needed her — in her office, in coffee shops, and in the homes of those who needed help most. But her purpose was clear: to walk alongside other Latino immigrants on the same road she had once traveled herself.