Can My Girlfriend's Mother Get a Restraining Order Against Me

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The mother of my girlfriend just told her yesterday that she doesn't want her dating me anymore, because I'm "dangerous" supposedly, I opened to her about my past in Mexico and how I was forced to be involved in many dangerous situations with the mafia over there, which couldn't be prevented or the lives of your family and you are in risk, all this things happened until I turned 16 years old and I started to move away from the Mafia slowly to prevent any harm to my family, and eventually I moved to U.S.A. to seek a more prosper future for myself.

My girlfriend got intoxicated at a party with weed laced with PCP, and ended up at the hospital, at no moment she directly ingested the drugs but she was around the environment where it was being smoked and inhaled the substance, she's 5'2 and weighs less than 90 pounds and the doctors mentioned that it wasn't rare that she almost died because of her body type. Since that incident happened, her mother doesn't let her go out from her house, only to go to school, and doesn't even want her friends talking to her or having any type of interaction. My girlfriend spends every day going to school and then to her house, we have only gone out 6 times in total during our whole relationship, our dates are basically at her house. She has slowly starting to become sadder and sadder, to the point that every single time I see her she ends up crying on my shoulder about how her life being "miserable" and how alone she is becoming, and how much she missed her closest friends and also her best friend since that incident happen she also has nightmares every night and became really paranoid, also her left-hand twitches all the time, but she doesn't have the courage to try to talk and try to stop her mother, and her mother is not taking seriously what is happening to her body and it's not seeking for help, and it's not my place to do something, legally.