Any child born on U.S. soil is a natural citizen of the U.S. The mother/father does not attain citizenship merely because of the birth. If they were illegally in the U.S. at the time of the birth, they are still considered "Illegal" and are subject to deportation.
AnswerIf the child is born in America, he or she is legally an American citizen. If the parent is deported, the child has to have a financial sponsor. AnswerThen, That American-born child can file Immigration papers for his/her parents when he/she is 21 years old. It is a long wait, but right now it seems that it's the only way for the parents to become legal immigrants.There are only 2 choices: 1) take the baby with you to your home country or 2) surrender the baby to authorities. Most illegals make a big stink when they are about to be deported, claiming that they would rather give up the baby before taking the child with them; but most of them do take the child with them.
The notion that an anchor baby can prevent the mother's/father's deportation is a myth.
I'm no expert on immigration law, but I do believe it is good grounds for citizenship, but there's always a chance he'll get deported. the child is a legal U.S. citizen
The baby would be American and could stay. On the other hand, the father would have to leave U.S. soil.
Nothing, having a child with an illegal alien is not a crime.
the child is a natural born citizen and a full citizen of the US
well they would have to be adopted or the friend would have to be a foster home
If you truely are an alien then you would keep it to yourslef wouldnt you!
yes she can because the child would run away yeah first answer
The resident would need to wait until becoming a US citizen until filing for residency for the illegal alien spouse.
Children can be citizens on their own. For example- illegal alien gives birth in the U.S., the illegal mother is still illegal but the child would be a U.S. citizen.
You would have sex with your mother. Oh wait you already do that
if you didnt know the illegal alien was there illegally, then none, and it is as simple as that. It would be the illegal alien that would be in trouble.
No, it is your duty.
=An immigrant is NOT an alien.==The immigrant would still be legal because they were married to a US citizen.=
ExtraterrestrialsIf you mean illegal alien, it would be an undocumented worker(person).
Yes, because they would not be a natural-born citizen of the United States, or whatever country they landed in. If they apply for citizenship first, and enter the country legally, then no. They would not be considered an illegal alien.
Then I would get my Green Card