deported laws and stuff?
439252
Complicated better check your status out in Australia\nand dont do anything to upset the Americans.
46349
get a immigration lawyer!
778654
Here's the deal.  Almost anyone who is currently in the US illegally can ask for and receive permission to legalize his status and apply for citizenship.  This will take months and months to process but he is allowed to freely live in the US during the process.\n\nThis is complicated to do but mostly in terms of the various forms to fill out, who you go see and the fact that he needs a hearing with immigration official.  What this basically means is that he needs to hire an immigration lawyer.  Note that everything he discusses with the lawyer is protected by attorney/client privilege.  It's a very common thing to do and well within the abilities of a competent immigration attorney.\n\nUntil he does this, he is very vulnerable to being deported.  Not saying people will deport him if he is discovered because in many municipalities they will not (even though this is against the law).  But, they have the right to.  Once he begins this process, they no longer have the right to.  Once his status is normalized, he is no longer a criminal fugitive.  Citizenship will be his eventually.  Just not in a timely manner.
491367
nope, they shouldnt be deported until they commiit a felony and any way the government is comming out with a law for giving greencards for the immigrants who are out of status. so just wait before you take any step.
431191
This article should be a helpful starting point.\nhttp://www.city-journal.org/html/14_1_the_illegal_alien.html
505511
you can not get deported... :))\n\nthe only thing that can be taken from you is your citizenship, but you can never be deported. Removal of the citizenship is very rare and you shouldn't be worried. You must do serious acts against the State you live in, you must be found guilty of genocide, crimes against humanity and stuff like that. You don;t get deported for stealing a wallet or a car..you get to jail
619654
Visit www.uscis.gov\n\nThey supply all the answers regarding immigration.
594570
First, someone with a greencard isn't a citizen, they're a resident alien. They are legal, but not citizens.\n\nSecond, yes, they will be deported because they violated the terms of their green card.
971366
You have my sympathy, you can appeal the refusal, but bear in mind that there is alot of negative press at the moment due to the goverments under estimation of immigrants they would allow. Go talk to the CAB, they will be able to point you in the right direction.\nJo
192409
check out www.oasis.gov.ie it has all information on anything government. If there is nothing there, go back to your country and apply for a visa the proper way. Just become legal, we have a pain in our faces with illegals
277471
Sorry to here about that.  I am a Canadian and married to an American woman for over 8 years.  Still love her and not abusive.  As far as I know, he can be deported if all he has is a green card.  That is not citizenship in this country or even in Canada.  It permits you to work, etc. here but it does not protect you from exportation.  Your daughter or you signed a promise to support order for however many years.  I think it's 10.  You may not want to make him too upset till you find out more on that one as you or her may be responsible for supporting him.  He is eligible for citizenship at this point and, if nothing is done (ie. criminal charges for abuse, etc.) soon, it will be too late.  If your grandchild was born in the US, that child is a US citizen and cannot be taken from the country without a court order or permission.  Hope this bit helps.
781130
removal proceedings is when they get the ball rolling on someone's deportation paperwork. Deportation is the act of physically removing you or sending you back to your native land. \n\nHope that helps.
1185633
I don't give a culo de raton where you come from as long as you are here legally. If you are not here legally, then you need to be deported as quickly as possible.
880090
Not legally, unless they have a good attorney and if they were legally here in the U.S., it doesn't sound like it though if this person was deported. What are you concerned with? If they tried coming back it won't be possible, unless this person tries many times.
1109331
If you are an immigrant and have not become a naturalized citizen and commit a crime, you can be deported. This has been in the immigration laws since the 1880s. You're father sounds like a very ignorant bastard and so do you.
491842
Hm... Maybe you should read the news of the big CRACKDOWN on ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS. \n\nTry another country.
592374
you can go to the website and put in his ID numbers.  \nEverytime I have known a person to get deported, they usually go to louisianna