If his mother brought him legally (he had a visa back then) then you can get married and he can file for adjustment of status. If she brought him illegaly, there isn't much he can do except go back to the country his mother brought him from and file for a visa there.
The border that the Great Lakes are found across is that with Canada, our northern border.
Raccoons are found only across extreme southern Canada along the border with the United States,
Reuben (Gen 30:14)
Pharaoh's daughter found Moses. She raised him, but his own mother continued to nurse him when an infant.
On the Mexican side, those would be Tijuana and Mexicali, on the Mexican state of Baja California, opposite to San Diego and Calexico across the border, respectively.
The Mexican cities across the border for the places you just asked are: El Paso, TX: Ciudad Juarez Laredo, TX: Nuevo Laredo San Francisco, California is some 765 kilometers (475 miles) away from the border. I guess you were meaning San Diego, California which is across the border to Tijuana.
I found a Agapostemon just across the NH border, so I would assume yes. I'm not sure which species actually occur in Massachusetts though.
Yes. However, if there is a father around, he can file an injunction for the child to be returned.
They crossed it by riding trains or wagons over the mountains.
Argentina and Paraguay are found along Brazil's southwestern border.
Lowlands are found along the border.
On the border