Is immigration illegal in the US?

You should'nt be againt it. US citizens are against illegal immigration.

Because for many US citizens immigration and illegal immigration are hot issues right now.

No, although I am all for people who enter legally and gain citisinship, I don't want illegal immigrants in the US. I don't know why people think it should be ignored, why would we call it illegal immigration if it was allowed?

A number of people enter the US without having the legal right to, or remain in the US after their visas have expired. They are known as illegal immigrants. The US illegal immigration statistics can be found at the Government Accountability Office. And Wikipedia also has some detailed information.

Just that, legal and illegal Latin immigration would be effectively limited.

It set a pattern for legal and illegal immigration

It set a pattern for legal and illegal immigration

you marry then you find an immigration atty and start the paperwork and the cost is around 1,000.00 and they need to have an immigration physical.

NO ONE HAS DONE NOTHING BOUT IT

Apply for citizenship through the Bureau of Immigration.

An illegal immigrant to the US is, by definition, a person who has entered the country in a manner which violates US immigration law. That is the distinction between legal immigrants and illegal immigrants. So yes, they get deported.

Federal Govt. loves collecting taxes and providing cheap labor. Although this is a big drain on state resources and allows illegal immigration.

Have the U.S. Citizen consult an immigration attorney in the U.S

Yes, but ability to marry has nothing to do with immigration status.

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Immigration & illegal immigration.

Illegal immigrants engaged in criminal or suspected illegal activity can be reported to the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency. http://www.ice.gov

Illegal immigration has made many US citizens jobless, as most of the low-paid and unskilled jobs are taken by the illegal immigrants. The crime rates have also increased due to drug trafficking and other acts. This puts the life of innocent citizens at jeopardy. They cannot live safely in their own native country.

There are disagreements on immigration issues because some think that the efforts to control immigration are inherently anti-immigrant. Others, including the US Commission on Immigration Reform, think that it is both a right and a responsibility of a democratic society to manage immigration so that it serves the national interest. There are also disagreements on the number of immigrants that can be be absorbed into the US and the categories of immigrants who should be…

The immigration system of the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are linked together. Violating immigration laws in one of them will prevent you to have successful application in any other one.

No. Having a child in the United States does NOT affect the parent's immigration status. Once the child is 21, that child can petition for the parent to be given a green card, but the mere fact of an illegal having children who are US citizens does not confer any change in immigration status for that illegal alien. Thus, the illegal alien parent can easily be deported. The child may also be forced to leave…

The more immigration the larger the population. SOMEWHAT BETTER ANSWER Immigration to the US today -- not counting illegal immigration -- accounts for ALL population growth, according to some sources. In other words, if all immigration to the US stopped right now, the US population would level off and begin a slow decline as the "baby boom" slides by. Many believe that legal immigration to the US is at levels far too high for the…

Firstly, the person has to gain Canadian Immigration resident status, and their having been an illegal in the USA will NOT be in their favour. Secondly, the USA is under no obligation to allow entry to someone who was previously illegal in the USA, regardless of their Immigration status in Canada. Your legal or non-legal status in another country has no bearing on your immig. status in the US.

Answer No. He has to apply to your Immigration Department for a visa. Even if you went to Mexico and married there he would still be considered illegal by American Authorities. You would be wise to contact your Department of Immigration and find out what they say.

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement or (ICE) Formerly known as the 'US Immigration & Naturalization' or (INC)

Yes, if his status is brought to the attention of the immigration authorities.

It isn't. There is a specialized system for legal immigration. Coming into a country without following that process is illegal.

Movement Against Illegal Immigration was created on 2002-07-10.

If a baby is born on US soil the baby is a US citizen regardless of the parents' immigration status.

As per the current US Immigration Law, If the child is born in the US, then it will be considered to be a US citizen, irrespective of the illegal status of its parents.

(in the US) There are no branches of local government which deal with, or are responsible for, this activity. Immigration and its regulation is totally under the control and authority of the federal government.

Immigration & Naturalization Service

You still have violated immigration laws- the answer is no.

It has a affect on you because if the government the chases the immigrants out of one state; they might come into yours.

(in the US) Contact the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). See below link:

Immigration has no negative impacts. It is a very good thing. Illegal immigration is the problem.

Republicans have nothing against legal immigration. They don't like illegal immigration.

No. He or she is required to apply for permanent residence status according to US immigration laws.

There are very, very few US citizens who want to stop immigration. Many of us want to put an end to illegal immigration. We are a nation of immigrants; we all have immigrant backgrounds. Immigration is and always has beena good thing. But people shouldn't think that you can become a US citizen just by entering the country. There aren't many nations on earth where citizenship is open to anyone who simply arrives there.

Immigration itself is positive, and nothing but positive. Every single person in the US has immigrant background at some point, if you consider that when the US was established, there was no person for whom it was not a new nation. That's the positive. The negative is that illegal immigration is a violation of federal law. If I violated the law, I would expect to be held accountable.

Yes. The US-Mexico border is a source of constant friction between Mexico and the United States, due to illegal immigration and drug smuggling into the US and conversely, illegal arms shipments from the US into Mexican territory.

I'm sure the kids will and miss him. Terrible if that happened.

Check with US Immigration office.

Immigration has been shaping the US since the 18th century onwards. Economy, productivity, efficiency and development of exceptional skills are the positive effects of the immigration. However, it has also put the environmental resources and health care, education system under severe strain. Another troubling thing about US immigration is the illegal immigrants problem. They usurp the jobs of the legals and the citizens thus leaving them unemployed.

Yes, but you will have to ask the US immigration Service how to go about gettig it done.

No. What a silly idea.

Yes, illegal immigration is a controversial issue in the United States

Check with the US Immigration office.

It doesn't because the illegal immigrant has been before the economy was bad. In fact many Mexicans were called from Mexico during WW2 to work in factories >

When it comes to immigration, US is the most preferred destination. This is because the country offers a secure life, job and a better place to live in. Illegal alien problem is due to the fact that many people (economically down) from Mexico, Canada cross the borders with the hope of a better future in the US. Either they are ignorant of the complex immigration process or they are not bothered to enter legally.