After an appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals and the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the immigration judge made a new decision and granted asylum to this victim and her child.

An undocumented college student was arrested for possession of marijuana.

Deportation order reopened and deportation case terminated for Honduran national ordered deported years ago.

Parole-in-place was awarded to the mother of an active-duty serviceman and she is now on the pathway to permanent residency even though she entered the U.S. illegally.

A family of 4 who suffered interrogation and arrest in West Africa were all granted asylum and are now on a pathway to citizenship.

Provisional waiver approved for husband of U.S. citizen wife who suffers from depression.

A number of our juvenile clients facing deportation and in court proceedings have had their deportation court cases closed pending adjudication of their Special Immigrant Juvenile Status petitions.

A young Honduran man, previously tortured by police in his country, was awarded protection under the Convention Against Torture.

A Mexican national was arrested after accidentally breaking a window on 6th Street.

Mexican national's visa was approved after her return to Mexico for a visa interview, and her green card has been received.

Green card was returned to Mexican national who was detained at an airport for a past criminal record. An agreement was reached whereby the government will not try to deport him.

A non-citizen charged with prostitution was facing possible deportation if convicted. Morales & Sparks achieved a "not guilty" verdict in a jury trial.

A lawful permanent resident charged with assault and in fear of deportation had his criminal charges dismissed with representation from Morales & Sparks.

As relations between Russia and the U.S. soured, a mother and her child were granted K fiancée visas and will soon enter the U.S. and apply for permanent residency.

Single mother of two children faced deportation to Mexico before an immigrant judge.

A torture survivor from Uganda, represented by Julie Sparks in her asylum matter, has now become a U.S. citizen through the naturalization process and may now petition family members to reside as immigrants in the U.S.

An undocumented boyfriend was falsely accused of domestic violence and arrested.

A husband and wife who had previously violated U.S. immigration laws were granted immigrant visas at the U.S. consulate in Mexico and now reside with their family in the U.S.

Asylum approved for Venezuelan national whose child was assaulted out of political revenge.

I-751 approved for applicant who divorced during the first two years and was the victim of domestic violence.

VAWA petition approved for Muslim female who was the victim of years of domestic violence.

A former victim of a fraudulent H2-B visa scheme overcame the legal obstacles in her case and was granted adjustment of status (residency) without having to submit a waiver.

Wife took all her husband’s savings and threatened to turn him into immigration.

A young Honduran male suffered gang violence was almost murdered, and then illegally entered the U.S.