what happen after u get deported from u.s.?
549238
wait a year and apply for the proper visa
1177798
I would need more info. like what was he in custody for. If he was here illegally he was probably deported. If he has ties to any terrorist activity he is probably being held for interrogation somewhere. If it is for some other reason the FBI is not obligated to release the information to the public. I think your hands are tied until the person gets in touch with you.
897115
This is a real problem. If you are in the country illegally and you apply for citizenship you may be deported and told to apply from outside the US. Then you misdemeanor will come out and you may be classified as an undesirable. If you are arrested in the US say at a worksite, etc. you will be deported and since you were found in the country as an illegal will not be granted a visa.\nYou need to talk to a good immigration lawyer to get his advice on how to proceed. There may be some way to apply for an exemption but you need to see what to do before anything happens.
835442
Hi! The order for deportation can be stayed if you can prove that you and your kids will face unusual and unmitigated hardship if he gets deported. Ask the advice of an immigration lawyer.
899504
Call the police, they are trained for that.  Can you move in the mean time?\n\nHe has a criminal record that led to his deportation.  He most likely entered the States illegally.\n\nThey'll pick him up.
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
897255
Good Point\nAnd What Would Make Anyone Think\nThey Are Entitled To A "DEPORTATION HEARING"\n\nIf You Are ILLEGALLY In This Nation\nFor Any Reason\nYou Should Be IMMEDIATELY DEPORTED\nNo Jail\nNo Judge\nNo Jury\nNo Nothin\n\nIMMEDIATELY DEPORTED UPON DISCOVERY\n\nAnchor Baby ?\nILLEGAL ALIEN In A Hospital ?\nNo Proof Of Immigration Status ?\nVISA EXPIRED ?\n\nYou Are Deported IMMEDIATELY Upon Discovery
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I think Godzilla made it quite clear. If they officially divorce less then 2 years after the immigrant spouse got their green card then the immigrant spouse will automatically loose their immigrant status and must depart the country. The US citizen spouse can notify USCIS of the divorce. \n\nIf the immigrant spouse does not leave the country in a set period of time (30-60 days I belive) after the divorce, they will be deported.
393650
Many things happen, like: I arrived to the United States from my foreign country. A lot of immigrants where immigrating the US from Los Angeles border with Mexico. A new law apply to immigrants.
143648
You REALLY ought to get it before setting foot inside the USA.  If you do not, you run the risk of being sent back immediately, thus losing your airfare money and being right back where you started from with less money than before.\n\nAnother thing to remember is that Hispanic people somewhat resemble people from the Middle East and Pakistan.  Recently, one such person who behaved bizarrely, possibly owing to mental problems, was shot dead by the security police in plain clothes (Air Marshals) who may or may not be on some flights.\n\nFalse statements and not actually doing what you claimed to be here for will also get you deported.\n\nGet your VISA ahead of time, and do not be disappointed!
994462
Check with an immigration lawyer. If you do something wrong it can ruin your chances of permanent residence and citizenship.
834326
You should go back to your country if you don't have the immigration status anymore. I am sorry but you have to go back because you guys broke the immigration law.
601901
if your passport is stolen or you get in trouble with the police, you go to the embassy. when in their grounds you are treated to the same laws and rights as you would in the USA. basically a home from home. they will keep you safe. \nthat's only part of what they do, they can replace a stolen passport for you and if you are an American living abroad and you want to go home then you go there for all the right paperwork.\nif you were once an American but emigrated, became a citizen of another country and want to go home then you go there and become an American citizen again. \nmostly its good for getting you out of trouble with the police.
1172980
He'd serve his time and get deported.  He MAY be prosecuted by the federal government for crossing the border illegally too.  Who knows how long before he got back across the border.
390722
To find out,cross the border to mexico with no documents,when they catch you and throw you in jail they will tell you to call your family for money,then call your US consul,and he will tell you that you are being charged as an illegal alien and you have to pay a fine and get deported back to the US.that is an illegal alien,the difference in the US illegal aliens get rewarded for being illegal
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
44466
Well If you do not have an attorney to defend you, then YES. I know all about this stuff and I can tell you that the government will deport you! Good luck!