What happens to Immigrants who overstay in the U.S?
449069
If they have somebody to feed them, they don't sleep hungry.\nIf they have somebody to employe them, they become employee.\nIf they make any mistake and are caught, they get punishment and are deported.
568180
Well, you weren't supposed to overstay your VISA; however, if you were Mexican the government would make excuses for you. \n\nGood luck at your hearing.
968830
They're arrested, detained and then given a hearing to establish if they have a legitmate cause for asylum. If they don't prove their case, they're deported.
307367
I wouldn't worry about it. Just leave as planned and there won't be any problems. But if you're still worried, contact immigration at their website. They usually answer e-mails within 24 hours. Hope you enjoyed your visit to America. Have a safe trip home.\nwww.uscis.gov
654498
As everyone else has said if you leave on your own accord its not deportation? However unless you can give a valid reason for why you overstayed it is likely to effect you when you reaply to come back its still possible you could be granted a visitors visa again but it also depends on how long you overstayed for? if you needed to cliam public funds when you were in the UK. It's also possible your passport my even get a big "W" stamped on it which means warning. This will hi-light to a ECO (entry clearance officer) in any country you have broken your immigration commitments in the UK. This could also affect you geting Visas in other countries too. This is normally only given to repeat offenders so if this is the first time you have overstayed take the slap on the wrist, and make sure you dont make the same mistake twice otherwise the penalty could be a lot worse.\n\ngood luck \n\nmgi1975
194126
because it will make being here illegally a felony, this means they will send you to jail, then deport you. This means that families will be torn apart, that people and organizations that help them will be punished too, and that millions of jobs will be abandoned ruining our ecconomy. They will also have to go back to making $10 a day.
307587
They will get loopholes for guest workers or get visas to have the people tehre, they cannot not have those workers!
1030617
There are restrictions early in the process, usually while the immigrant is waiting for their permanent resident status.  I think once they hold a greencard they can come and go as they please.  Even during the early "probation" period, they can request permission to travel abroad for family emergencies and such.  \n\nThe local INS office can usually tell the immigrant their restrictions and give them any papers they need to fill out to get permission to leave if they're in a probation period.
428679
Funny question.  You never know what will happen, huh?  I think people WILL start sneaking back to Mexico if it gets too bad for them here.  Don't most of us "go see mom or dad" when things get bad?
457124
After people immagrated to the US, the country of where they came from didn't keep their record anymore, if the country even KEPT records
689455
Unless they have an immigrant visa, the answer (right now) is no.
72155
Your question has a complicated answer, too much to go into here. You should be able to find the information you need at this site:\n\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/extendstay.htm
817832
No they do not detain them immediately. Just like not everyone that is pulled over by the police goes to jail.\nOften times due to the limited space in detention facilities most illegals will be processed and given paperwork to go to court and the deportation proceedings begin. The illegals that are detained are those facing a serious crime and or flight risk, or those repeadtely deported.\nDeportation is in two forms voluntary departure where by they catch you and give you about two weeks to a month to leave the US and it will not go on your record, or of course forced departure.
980759
Precede or procede?\n\nFirst of all you should ask to your local embassy the procedure, second, please read every post in this section in order to know how the inmigrants are treated by US citizens.
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
608230
Immigration will always be there regardless on the amount of money you spend.  More money can limit immigration(illegal), but it will never stop it.  If someone really wants to get here, they will.  If you lock the doors to your house, someone can still break in if they really want to.
862528
Your question has two parts.  The answer to the first is any illegal alien from any country should be sent back to that country unless there are extenuating circumstances as defined by the INS.  The second part of your question is only rhetorical and insulting to the people of Florida.