Mrs. Kay has been working in the field of US Immigration law since 2004. She began her career as a law clerk in an immigration firm in Ohio, then moved to private practice as an attorney in Kentucky upon graduation from law school in 2007. She relocated to Houston, Texas in 2010 when she began working for the US Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the Office of the Chief Counsel. Mrs. Kay was an immigration prosecutor for the US government for several years, and gained a reputation with both private attorneys and judges as being a fair and consistent prosecutor.  Mrs. Kay returned to private practice in 2015, and has been helping immigrants and families ever since.

 

Mrs. Kay lives in Spring, TX with her exceptional husband and numerous children. She is a former foster parent, and advocates for the rights of children and families in Texas.  She regularly attends and volunteers at Champion Forest Baptist Church

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