Immigration

If there was illegal entry, then no, marriage doesnt make you a legal resident. You would need to file a 130 petition along with a I-601 waiver at the U.S. embassy/consulate in HONDURAS, and you would be required to appear there.

If you had legal entry, then it would be possible to get legal residency through marriage to a citizen.

For many different reasons. Some immigrants have sought religious freedom, freedom from war and violence, for a chance to make a better living, to own land- and some immigrants had no choice- they were sent.

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Some visas allow for spouses to work (L visa) while other do not (for example, the H visa). You should tell an immigration attorney what type of visa you are referring to and get a specific answer to your needs.

you should just take it easy!

Yes, it is possible. This action does not case an immediate cancellation.

A US citizen can remain in the UK for 6 months on a tourist visa, however not allowed to work.

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There are lots of ways. If at least one of the parents is a US citizen, they can go to the nearest US consulate/embassy and see if their children become citizens too. It's not always automatic- if one parent is a US citizen and one isn't, it becomes a little complicated. If both parents are US citizens, it's pretty much automatic.

Otherwise, it generally involves moving to the US and doing something to become a citizen. For example, if a person moves here legally, lives here for a period of time (usually 5 years but sometimes 3, like if the person marries a US citizen), they can apply for "naturalization", where they'll become a citizen. Alternatively, the person can join the US military, and as part of their contract, become a citizen (it has to be written in the contract, unless the US is at war).

Another way is through "derivative" citizenship. When a person naturalizes as a US citizen, if they have children who are under 18 when they naturalize, those children become US citizens too, assuming they meet a few minor requirements (such as having a "green card"). Since 1983, this also applies to adopted children. For children born prior to February 1983, derivative citizenship was a little more complicated- both parents had to naturalize (or the one who didn't had to be dead or divorced without custody), and adopted children couldn't apply.

This isn't an all-inclusive list, but it's a quick list of the most common ways of going about it.

Everyone will have their own answers and reasons, but I would propose focusing on the similarities and positives, and what brings people together, rather than on the differences, negatives, and what divides people.

Landlords often exploit immigrants, taking their money and not offering them much value for what they pay in rent. They force them into substandard housing that often doesnt meet even minimum health standards. Immigrants are vulnerable to exploitation for many reasons. They are usually poor, dont speak the language, dont know their rights, have no resources, are afraid to cause any trouble and they are accustomed to being abused and exploited.

Immigration Reform and Control Act

They did not want competition for jobs.

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Of course! And all countries do so.

A nation is defined by its borders, language and culture.

Within those borders, a nations government should be responsible for its people's general welfare, like disease control, maintaining peace and safety, and maintaining a sound economy.

Controlling immigration controls the introduction of contagious diseases, criminals, terrorists, and a flooding of the labour markets and welfare systems beyond a society's ability to cope with the rate of growth of the influx... thereby destabilizing the economy for all, which leads to a decrease in personal and property safety, and general 'quality of life'.

Type C is tourist visa.

2 days

No, not in the USA. You have to go through the immigration process, and they will probably make you go to your home country first. Consult a good immigration lawyer, for any exceptions.

No, but it IS illegal to enter another country without proper papers and documentation.

Can a person be legalize after being deported after a traffic violation

Immigration has significantly shaped French culture by introducing diverse languages, cuisines, and traditions, enriching the country's social fabric. The blending of various cultural influences has led to new artistic expressions in music, literature, and fashion. Additionally, immigrant communities have contributed to the evolution of French identity, prompting discussions about multiculturalism and national values. Overall, immigration continues to play a crucial role in shaping contemporary French society.

Yes, you can claim British citizenship through your paternal grandfather if he was a British citizen born in England. However, your eligibility may depend on various factors, including your father's citizenship status and the specific laws in effect at the time of your birth. If your father is a British citizen by descent (not born in the UK), you may not automatically inherit citizenship unless you meet certain residency requirements. It's advisable to consult with an immigration expert to assess your specific situation.

The child can go with the parents.

if u and your alien man or wife and you want to stay to gether then i would surgest no. hide it.