Can a U.S. Citizen Sponsor an Undocumented Family Member?

Can a U.S. citizen sponsor an undocumented family member for a green card? If a person becomes a U.S. citizen and their parent is in the U.S. in undocumented status, can that U.S. citizen sponsor their mom or dad for a green card?
For immediate family, you're going to have to file an I-130. If the only thing wrong is that they entered the U.S. without inspection, you'll have to file an I-601 waiver, which is a way of showing that the U.S. citizen will suffer extreme hardship if the family member is deported. These waivers are very hard to get, especially since USCIS sets the bar for extreme hardship very high.
It's very common for people to come to us with approved I-130's from a previous attorney who promised them the world but couldn't or wouldn't file a successful I-601 waiver for their clients. This can be pulled off, but it is very hard.

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