Tracie L. Morgan (formerly Klinke) is the founder and owner of Hope Immigration, LLC, an Atlanta-based law firm dedicated exclusively to family and humanitarian immigration law. For more than fifteen years, she has represented individuals and families navigating some of the most complex areas of the U.S. immigration system, with a particular focus on survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and other serious crimes. She is known for tackling difficult cases, developing creative legal strategies, and providing compassionate, client-centered representation.

Throughout her career, Tracie has built a reputation for taking on challenging cases that others may consider impossible. She has successfully overturned green card denials, obtained immigration benefits in cases involving unusually complex legal and factual issues, and litigated federal court actions involving delayed naturalization and humanitarian immigration cases. She is known for developing creative legal strategies, navigating difficult procedural obstacles, and advocating relentlessly on behalf of her clients.

In addition to representing clients, Tracie has volunteered with asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border, participated in DACA and Citizenship Day clinics, presented Know Your Rights workshops throughout Georgia, and worked with USCIS through liaison committees to improve communication and address systemic issues affecting immigrants.

A nationally recognized speaker, Tracie regularly presents at conferences and continuing legal education programs on humanitarian immigration, asylum, VAWA, U and T visas, waivers, naturalization, ethics, and law practice management. Her work has been featured by The Washington Post, CNN, NPR, The Guardian, VICE News, and Univision.

Tracie has served in numerous leadership roles within the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), including as Chair of the Georgia-Alabama Chapter. She received AILA Georgia-Alabama’s 2018 Advocacy Award for her work opposing Georgia Senate Bill 452. She has also served on the boards of several nonprofit organizations supporting immigrants and refugees, including as Chair of the the Georgia Immigration and Asylum Network, the Georgia Immigration Collaborative, Karibu Community Legacy, and Caminar Latino.

A 2009 graduate of Georgia State University College of Law, Tracie was recognized as part of the law school’s 2019 Forty Under Forty class. She is admitted to practice before the State Bar of Georgia, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, and the Supreme Court of the United States.

Beyond her legal practice, Tracie co-hosts the Hope in Action podcast, exploring immigration, faith, justice, and practical ways communities can better welcome immigrants. She and her husband, Bill, enjoy traveling, playing trivia, and spending time with their rescue dogs.