Unfortunately there is nothing that will change the status of the foreign national as he has broken Immigration laws twice and now will be deported and unable to apply for reentry for at least ten years. It is also possible because he "deliberately violated with malice" US immigration laws he will be receive a sentence in a federal facility before he is deported; although time spent in detention awaiting trial usually negates further incarceration. Most people who are deported are guilty of a felony. Once a foreign national with a felony record returns to the U.S., he/she is immediatly guilty of "agrivated reentry" which is also a felony. The illegal alien can be locked up for not less than 1 and not more than 10 years, at which time he/she will be deported. U.S. citizens should learn to be more careful regarding who they marry. This is a nation of laws, and ignoring our laws enourages others to ignore our laws.
If you are asking about a specific deportation, you should tell us who was deported, as well as when they were deported and where they were sent. Otherwise, the general consequence of deportation is that an immigrant is expelled from the country to which he or she immigrated, and is returned to the country from which he or she came. There will be other consequences, since the person who was deported may have had some very serious reason for needing to leave the country to which he or she was then returned. Sometimes deported people wind up being imprisoned or executed.
No - it doesn't matter what their home-land circumstances are. If they've entered a country illegally, they will remain an illegal immigrant - liable to be arrested and returned to their country of origin. If they were in that much fear - they should have claimed asylum after travelling to the destination country legally.
Umm...YES! Is this a serious question? Watch the news on any given night and listen to them talk about how many Mexicans cross the border illegally and have to be returned to Mexico. If you asked this question, I'm guessing you're here illegally and looking for something to make it ok. It's not. Go home now before you get caught and you get in trouble. That is, unless you can get legal status (marriage, work visa, etc.) Google it.
if your boyfriend was deported he can not enter the us for ten years and if he is lucky to get a visa to come here he will have a very hard time adjusting his status
When they're found - they will be returned to their country of origin - along with their parents, as they will be illegals too !
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Depends on why she is deported, and to what country she was returned to. Generally, you can become a citizen by normal means, or marry an American guy (or girl depending on the state), or prove that your child was born in the contential US (then pick up the proper form from INS). IF she was deported for a felony, it might be very hard to return legally.
The immigrant should still appear in court. If he does not, the court may cite him for contempt and/or enter a default judgment that he likely won't be able to afford.
Many scholars would put the timeframe as 722-718 BC. They never returned and became known as the 'lost 10 tribes' of Israel.
(in the US) This country has a strange, unusual law that NO OTHER NATION ON EARTH HAS - a child born on US soil becomes an automatic US citizen. These are commonly known as "Anchor Babies." If the mother who entered the US illegally bears a child on US soil it is extremely unlikely (under present law) that the mother would be deported without the child and, by extension, neither would the legally married father of the child (if he is also present). On the other hand, if the parent(s) AND the child ALL enter the US illegally the child, who is NOT a US citizen by birth, would not be protected from deportation. The family (parents AND child(ren) would likely all be returned to their country of origin.
yes i think there is a law and that if the child was born in American then he has the right to file for who so ever he needs and the government sould be careful about the laws
Yes, illegal immigrants should be deported because they didn't have respect for the country they illegally entered. It is also an affront to any person who took the time and effort to enter legally. Send them back. They should at least have the respect to immigrate the right way. The illegal immigrants are breaking the "law". They shouldn't be here. Illegal immigrants don't pay taxes and our citizens have difficulties in getting jobs because of the illegal immigrants. It doesn't matter how hard illegal immigrants work or how bad they have it in their own country, or how many loved ones would be hurt by their deportaion. They are committing a crime and should be punished and deported.