El Otro Lado (EOL) is a powerful Lasallian border immersion experience hosted by Cathedral High School in El Paso, Texas. Inspired by the 46th General Chapter's call to "go beyond the borders," EOL invites participants to explore the realities of those living along the margins, particularly within the context of the El Paso border region. As the host of EOL, Cathedral High School embodies its Lasallian values by providing a nurturing environment for visiting students to engage deeply with the issues facing their community. Rooted in the teachings of Pope Francis, who urges us to be a church of the margins, Cathedral High School encourages participants to respond to the needs of their fellow brothers and sisters with compassion and empathy. Throughout the immersion experience, EOL participants delve into a range of border-related topics, including immigration, asylum seekers, unaccompanied minors, and the cultural complexities of the borderland. Sessions are facilitated by representatives from various organizations, including Border Patrol and local nonprofits, offering participants a holistic understanding of the challenges and opportunities present in the region. Furthermore, EOL participants have the opportunity to engage with the broader context of border issues through interactions with humanitarian aid groups, immigration attorneys, and those directly affected by US immigration policies. By fostering meaningful encounters and dialogue, EOL empowers students to become catalysts for positive change within their communities. Through their participation in EOL, students emerge with a deeper understanding of social justice issues and a renewed commitment to serving those on the margins of society.