If they obtain a visa, they are not illegal.
Not necessarily, although such cases are decided on individual basis according to the circumstances.
It is possible for a U.S. citizen to marry an illegal immigrant if the immigrant has valid identification. However, marrying a citizen does not automatically confer permanent resident status or citizenship and is not a guarantee that the person will not face deportation. Such situations are assessed by the USCIS on an individual basis, for more information visit the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services website at http://www.uscis.gov
I believe you are asking if it is legal for an employer to hire a legal immigrant over a American citizen. By "legal immigrant," I assume you mean one who is authorized to work in the United States. Yes. As long as the person hired is legally authorized to work in the United States, his citizenship is irrelevant. Keep in mind that it is illegal in many jurisdictions for an employer to discriminate against a potential employee on the basis of national origin.
A bag valve mask is used to manually breathe for the patient on a temporary basis.
Yes. Undocumented immigrants already have custody of their own children unless it has been taken away by court order. Their lack of legal immigration status does not take away their parental rights.
Yes, of course he can forced back to his country. An illegal will be deported to his country of origin. The mere fact that his country's living conditions suck is NOT a basis for NOT deporting the illegal, and a generic threat from the cartels is even less so.
They hired me on a temporary basis until the supervisor returns from maternity leave.
Usually, they ruled with the intent of it being a permanent basis.
There is no limit to the length of time a client can employ an employee as a temporary or contingent worker (on a W-2 basis; 1099 contractors may have different rules). Temporary workers are considered employed on a "at-will" basis.
The Nineteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution extends the voting franchise to women by making it illegal to deny a United States citizen the right to vote on the basis of sex.
When one works and lives in Antarctica on a temporary basis, one is allowed to claim temporary residence in Antarctica.
Yes he does, such as custody, visitation and support issues. As for immigration, having a citizen child is no basis to get legal residency (at least not until the child is 21)