I entered unlawfully and am now raising a 4-year-old child after marrying a U.S. citizen.
10 years ago, I entered the U.S. unlawfully through the Canadian border. I later met and married a U.S. citizen, and we’re now raising a 4-year-old child together.
In this situation, I’d like to know if there’s a way for me to obtain a green card under current immigration law.
You can still obtain a green card. Although you entered unlawfully, since you’ve married a U.S. citizen and are raising a child together, you can proceed by applying for and being approved for an inadmissibility waiver, then returning to your home country and re-entering to obtain your green card that way.