Meet Curtis Morrison
Immigration attorney. Federal law litigator. Husband. Activist. Curtis’s path—from Eagle Scout to courtroom advocate—was built on resilience, reinvention, and service.
Thank you for your support!A life of reinvention—and results
Raised in Southern Indiana and an Eagle Scout, Curtis left college early, spent years in small business and real estate (including a firm he built with his sister), then returned to finish his degree at the University of Louisville while working as a substitute teacher and at UPS. He later studied social work, organized, blogged, and even ran for state senate in 2012.
After a high-profile, politically charged episode in 2014, Curtis moved to California to attend Whittier Law. While studying abroad in Barcelona, he met his husband, Rodolfo—they’re celebrating 10 years together.
He went on to public-interest climate litigation in Oregon, then returned to Southern California in 2018 to practice immigration law, ultimately founding firms that fight for immigrant families in federal court.
Highlights
Immigration Attorney
Federal litigation for immigrant families; founded Red Eagle Law, L.C. in Bonsall with a nationwide team.
Eagle Scout to Advocate
Early commitment to service that guides his work today.
University of Louisville
Finished his bachelor’s while working; later Whittier Law.
Organizer & Blogger
Grassroots activism and a 2012 state senate run shaped his voice.
Admitted to 15 Federal Courts
Deep experience across federal jurisdictions.
Married to Rodolfo
Partners for a decade; proud SoCal home base.
Rooted in Community
From Fallbrook to Bonsall to communities across CA-48, Curtis shows up—at protests, community meetings, and in court—standing with families who need a champion.
“Congress should work for families, not the well-connected. I’m running to make our government accountable—and to deliver practical results.”
Media: admin@curtisforcongress.com