He or she could, but his or her partner must make the appropriate arrangements so that she or he acquires the US citizenship. Namely, contacting the American embassy in Mexico and begin such legal process.
Yeah Me and Your mom did so it should be fine.
not legally; try marrying her in Mexico
Yes, as long as he/she has a valid passport and can corroborate reason of visit, staying time and the means to return to Mexico (i.e. a valid reservation and return ticket).
Germany's proposal that upon an alliance with Mexico, it would ensure the return of Mexican land lost to the United States.
Only through land border crossings.
Return of a Citizen was created on 1986-10-13.
Parts of the US they lost in Mexican-American war 1848
The supposed benefit would have been the return of lost territories during the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). Specifically, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. It however was unfeasible because Mexico was in the middle of its Mexican Revolution (1910-1921).
1848 Mexico recognized Texas was part of the US and that the Rio Grande was the border of the two nations. They ceded the Mexican Cession. The US, in return, paid Mexico about $18 million for claims and to protect the Mexicans who lived in Texas and the Mexican Cession.
He was called by the Mexican congress to defend Mexico from what they saw was an invasion from the United States.
Germany's proposal that upon an alliance with Mexico, it would ensure the return of Mexican land lost to the United States.
i am American, i was born in America, as was my son, and my husband is mexican. .. he has been banned for 5 years, it is different with each case & each judge
Not immediately. They will have to return to their own country and apply for a visa. It could take many years.
I married a Mexican citizen in Mexico and I am a US citizen, and we currently live in Mexico. You can only live in Mexico for the time they alloted on your white paper when you entered the country, usually it is 90-180 days. During that time you should apply for a FM2 at the immigration office. An FM2 is a visa that allows you to live in Mexico. You would qualify for it because you are married to a Mexican citizen. An FM2 is good for as long as you want provided you renew it every year and you can become a citizen after having it for 2 years. FM2 allows you do live and participate as a Mexican citizen would. I currenlty have an FM3, which is a working visa. I got it through my employer. If you want to work in Mexico you could get an FM3 and that would also allow you to stay in Mexico, but it needs to be renewed every year. Good luck and I hope that this helps a little.