I've been deported once. It was my big mistake. But i really want to come back. Becouse i loved this country
94724
You will first need to apply for some type of immigrant or non-immigrant visa.  Possibly you can be accepted into a university of some sort that will process your visa.  If you have an employer who wants you to work for them, they might be willing to help you with a work visa or permanent residence.  If you have an immediate family member in the US who is a resident or citizen, they can apply for you.  Once that application is approved, you have to apply for a form I-212 permisson to reenter after deportation if you were deported less than five years ago.   If you were only deported once and it was more than five years ago and it wasn't for certain types of crimes (you need a lawyer to figure that out), then you will be able to come back.  Good luck!  check out the form online with the instructions.  http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/files/i-212.pdf
248225
Ahhh, the "rewind/erase" button of life that we sometimes long for.... what if?\n\nI determined for myself long ago, that I didn't want to look back on my life and have regrets.. That if something of an unfortunate nature happened, I would simply regard it as a learning experience, and take what was good from the occurance and leave the rest behind.\nA question like this - the mind can't help but look back and do a self-examination. Would I continue to live as I have lived and leave well enough alone, because who knows what changes to my life would result because of this one change.   Still the possibilities boggle the mind...\n\nOf the terribly tragic events of my life that I won't, really CAN'T reveal ( I admire others' bravery to bare their souls unflinchingly - the unintended but evitable judgement is more than my tender heart can take, I've made my peace of sorts with it and I'll bear them alone, thanks.)  The one thing I can almost laugh about and cry about at the same time, is the wrecking of my life dream to travel the world as a working global citizen. My plan was to start in England, because the languages are similiar enough (really we don't speak the SAME English folks) and from there I would make connections that took me on a global explore of sorts, there would be adventure good and bad, and times would I'd miss the good old USA like a spike through the heart, but it was going to be a rich life - a life of my own intention... ah it's still painful to look upon 8 yrs later.\nWhat happened? Got deported. Was honest and said I would be working while in country, COULD have said I was just there on "holiday" (they don't say vacation as much as we do) and I would very likely not be on Answers tonight. \nSo for me it boils down to one short phrase, "Just here on holiday." \nWas in merry old England for all of 13 hours. \n\nOne thing that has eased the pain, is hearing from my nephew's lips (not the one I'm pictured with at 360, but the older one) " I know why you came back Aunt Jenny." You do? " I needed you, that's why God brought you back." \nThis of course made me cry on the spot, but they were tears of joy. That kid, those boys, would give my life twice for them and die both times smiling.
180636
no matter what the charge the goverment has the right to deport you. it does come down to misdemeaner or felony. do you have more tha one conviction? is there one pending? these are all part of their consideration of your stats to remain in this country. just remember once you break the law here they have all the power. i've seen it first hand aand it's not pretty
910975
I bet she would be sent back because of the facts concerning her past marriage and her long time status as an  illegal.  She should get a good immigration lawyer so she can get the facts concerning her particular situation while remaining anonymous.  JMO
36298
First, go back to your native country and apply for legal immigration. If you can't get it, you don't belong here in the first place.
529816
i had a child from mexico that was here illegally through foster care.   it was a eye opener to a different culture and a better understanding of what she and her family went through here in the states.   i have more tolerance to slow down and listen and try to help when i communicate then i use to do in the past.   i had her for eight months and was down to the wire to adopting her rather then have her deported but at the last minute they found a family member in mexico that was able to take her and her siblings.   i miss her a lot out of all my foster kids.
893580
You are deported to Australia
572639
No, your still illegal, go back to your home country. Your husband should be shot for allowing you to be here illegally, if your married to someone, you can obviously afford the paperwork to gain citizenship here. Idiot.
970125
Yes. If you have already been deported and  reenter, it is certain that you will be denied entry again. It will not help for you plead your own case. \n\nSince you have lived in the United Kingdom, ask your contacts there to recommend a good immigration attorney. This will cost you money - but worth it, if you want to go back. Good luck!
945281
Did you think about this before you asked the question?\n\nIf you were born in the country, you have the citizenship of that country UNLESS you gave it up.  If you surrendered your citizenship, you can't become a citizen again.
722300
since i am a soldier, dearly love my country, and nearly paid in blood for it, i'll answer. i appreciate you and everything you have done to make my country a better place. the rest of the people that enter illegally need to be deported ONCE...if they enter illegally again, they need to be shot. you make America what it is. and you'll always have a great military to back you up. keep up the good work and always strive to do your best.
979314
Nothing. \n\nThe US appears to be afraid there is no reason for you to return to Canada, and that you will become an  illegal immigrant.
224981
I you are illegal then you need to go back to your country and get legal to that country or have him marry you in your country.
806207
Hahaha, I am an American Citizen and I would like to escape to another country, maybe you could ask Uncle Sam if we could trade places haha
563660
i am ashamed that you would abandon your country.  you can stay in Canada.  we dont want people like you here.  hey, 3000+ American civilians were killed just a few years back, dont ya remember?
548632
Ouch, sorry to hear that because you are going to get served with some pretty bad consequences.  Are you an illegal immigrant or an American citizen/legal immigrant that brought them over?  If you are the former you will probably just be deported.  If you are the latter you are probably going to jail.
930972
I never experienced anything quite like that when I went to Mexico, but I'm sure it's because I was with a Mexican citizen (my ex-husband--we were there to get his US citizenship). But we were badly over charged for goods and services many places we went because I was a white American. He was majorly pissed, but even he knew there was nothing we could do about it. I would not go back there because I know I would face a lot of prejudice, at this time especially. The violence against tourists from the US could eventually keep all of us away. But if that's what they want then I will respect it. We need to send their citizens back home to them as well. Respectfully deport them and enforce our immigration laws. We don't want to repay violence with violence unless we have no choice.