if someone is deported because of a crime they did years ago how can u bring them back to america?
81765
It's not likely to happen depending on the crime. The person will have to reapply for a Visa and if it was drugs or something else serious, then we won't let them come back. No offense but I think we have enough to deal with already with terrorist cells and our own criminals. Why would you want to bring someone here who was deported for a crime they committed in this country in the first place? I believe in second chances but I'd have to know the circumstances of the crime as well as the charge before I'd even consider telling you HOW to bring them back into our country. Sorry.
557569
Just call immigration!!  They'll have him deported in a jiffy.
1028751
he can and most likely will be deported.  he's not a citizen and he committed a felony.
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.
969161
Tell him to go to the nearest embassy or consulate of his native country, they will help him provided he still has the documentation from his native country.\n\nOtherwise tell him to go the nearest ICE office and they will help him.
76634
It really depends on the circumstances of the deportation.  At minimum, there will be a three year bar to re-admission.  This bar can only be lifted in extreme circumstances.  If the person spent more that a year in the United States "Out of Status" then there will be a ten year bar.  If the person then returned illegally, there will be a permanent bar.\n\nAre you talking about a deportation based upon illegal presence, or because of criminal acts?  There are different regulations depending upon the circumstances of the deportation.
525974
Of course not.Although he was jailed in america,it is not his own country.After he doing his term in jail,he will be sent back to his own country.
1035062
I hope he gets sent back to wherever he came from along with all the other illegals from his family.  American citizens have had enough of taking care of your problems.  Help your own Country grow.
857488
The regulations are that they are deported to their country of origin.  If they are tried and sentenced for a crime it is for something other than just being in the USA without valid immigration documents.  My hunch is that the answer to your question is zero.
766520
Contact Mexican and US immigration. There is a way.
331171
Great idea - and then immediately deport the illegal immigrants as soon as they are found.  Then, seal up the borders so they can't come back unless they apply to come back legally.  However, those who have been deported probably can't even then apply legally because I think they now have a "criminal record."  So, in that case, they will just keep on trying to come back illegally, so if the borders aren't going to be sealed up tightly, they know they will eventually make it back again.  But, if the employers stop hiring them and they get refused any social services, public schooling, etc., they will finally get the message and go back home and tell everyone at home not to try to go to the USA illegally anymore, because it can't be done.  Then, they will be forced to focus on their own governments and get things cleaned up there so they can have a decent life in their own countries.
443231
Do you mean how to restore them in general?  Vote the republicans out.  \n\nIf you mean your individuals right, you have to explain why you lost them.  Ex-felon, or some other reason?
942578
WOW you stepped in it this time. She is illegal, get her deported and take out an order that stops her from taking your child (an American citizen) you can do that I've seen it done in Virginia. I forget what it is called but if your lawyer doesn't know what to file ask him to ask another lawyer maybe one that has been around a while.
393629
Shouldn't they have told you that, with immigration? Where you deported for drugs or something? Are you married to a U.S citizen or have any children from the U.S.
680841
if you follow the rules you can stay\n\nif you don't then you get deported\n\nGET A DANG GREEN CARD AND LEARN ENGLISH
1133915
It depends on a few things.  The bar can be as short as until they get a new visa to permanently.  It depends on things like how they ended up leaving the United States after their initial entry, how many times they were here illegally, how they entered the US, and the number and nature of criminal problems they had in the US.  In most cases, the bar is for 5-20 years based on the above conditions.
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