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Your mother-in-law will apply for a tourist visa based upon her ability to prove she will return to Mexico. She will need to provide proof of ties to the country such as home ownership, lease, a job, other family living there. The basic presumption when applying for a visitor's visa is that the person will not leave the US but rather overstay. Since she already has a son who has been in the US illegally for years there is an increased presumption that she might do the same.

You can do nothing to get her a visitor's visa. She must prove she will return to Mexico prior to the expiration of her stay.

 
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