I'm not quite sure I understand your question so I'll just answer as I can: Crimes committed here are tried here or to put it another way for example: if you commit a crime in Houston, TX, you will be tried in a court in Houston and if you are convicted, you will then serve your time in a prison in Texas, or wherever and how ever the judge decides after the conviction. The local and federal authorities don't like to send people accused of committing a crime in their jurisdiction to somebody or somewhere else to be tried and punished. You will most likely be deported after you have been convicted and have servedyour full sentence here. The only way you can be tried in another jurisdiction (like another city, county or state, would be if the judge decided you could not get a fair trial in the area where the crime you are accused of was committed. This very rarely happens, though.
If you have committed a crime in Another Country and then fled here, the country in which the crime was committed can request that you be extradited, or sent back to stand trial there. If the US has an extradition treaty with the country, you will be arrested here and either sent back to that country under guard until you are handed over to the authorities in the other country, or they may send their own authorities here to take you back under their own guard.
Yes. In some countries, deportation is limited to illegal aliens who have also committed crimes.
No. Aliens are people from another country who have retained their citizenship in the other country. Aliens as entities from outer space have not been shown to exist.
Legal aliens come from their country and take all the citizenship tests they need to. Meanwhile illegal aliens live in a foreign country without taking any of the citizenship tests.
Another country or planet
The U.S. Government has already classified over 55 species of aliens.
Illegal immgrants/aliens. Asylum seekers. Occupying forces.
They aren't. There is no evidence for the existence of aliens and certainly no ground bases. Because they don't want people to know what they do with the aliens and where they are because then we would go try and see the aliens and ruin their experiments with the aliens.
If you mean aliens from another country (example Scotland) yes. If you mean aliens from space (there aren't any) probably no.
Of course not, Aliens do not exist. (Unless you count Illegal Aliens, which are people who illegally cross a country's border.)
don't know of aliens are people but you can find out
'Aliens' are real. In any given country, a foreigner may be described as an Alien.
aliens That's right, we do.