There is really no such thing is inviting. She can apply for a visitor's visa and if she qualifies and is granted one, then she can come into the US for a brief visit.
In some countries such invitations have a legal effect, but this is not really the case with the U.S. Inviting someone to visit the U.S. can only entail writing a letter addressed to the consulate and submitting Form I-134 and providing evidence of income and/or assets. The consulate officers typically give little to no weight to such "invitations". Your mother can apply on her own. It doesn't help that her that her son is here without status, and I don't think there's anything you can do to increase her chances of obtaining a visitor's visa.
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