It is quite unlawful for a President to give asylum to any immigrant he chooses.
That is what Pres. Obama did recently for a whole bunch of illegal immigrants, and now Congress is about to do something about it.
Yes!
yes.
yes
Throughout the world, amnesty is handled differently by different countries. In the United States, Congress or the president can grant amnesty.
Amnesty
administrative power
The President has the constitutional power to grant pardons.
No, marrying a US citizen or a permanent resident does not grant the illegal immigrant legal status regardless of whether there is a child involved or not.
President Ronald Reagan signed that bill into law with great fanfare amid promises that it would grant legal status to illegal immigrants, crack down on employers who hired illegal workers and secure the border once and for all. President Ronald Reagan approved this "path to citizenship" amnesty in 1986.
The main reason that President Carter granted amnesty to Americans who had evaded the draft was to help people heal after the Vietnam War. Once President Carted granted amnesty to the draft dodgers, they were allowed to come back home after being away for 4 years.
The US sometimes declares amnesty programs for illegal immigrants; it may be that you qualify for such an amnesty although I would be in no position to determine that myself. Other than that, the legal procedure would be to leave the country and then apply at your local embassy or consulate for readmission. It would then be up to them, to grant or withhold a visa.
Yes, following the Whisky Rebellion of 1794.
To those who had evaded the draft during the Vietnam war.