Does an immoral immigrant become officially recognized once he marry an American Citizen?
My brother-in-law, an illegal immigrant, is being held by Homeland Security for deportation to Mexico after a minor weapons infringement. He has been married to my sister for about 5 years. He have been in the U.S. for about 12 years. Is he not considered endorsed at this point?
Answers:
NO, say bye bye to him for very soon and tell him to obey our laws subsequent time. Maybe an american will victemize him next time, I can only hope!!!
No, he is not considered legal at his point.
It sounds like your brother-in-law is deportable for a couple reason. One would be that he's unlawfully present, and the other that he has a criminal history.
Take a look at section 237(a)(2)(C) and section 212(a)(6)(A) of the Immigration and Nationality Act and you'll see why he's locked up.
Think something like this now. If he was legal, would he be contained by detention? Would ICE bother to try to deport him if he was not deportable?
Are you sure that an illegal alien illegally contained by possession of a weapon is a minor weapons violation?
No, he is an illegitimate alien criminal and marriage will not change that. He will now be not permitted from this country.
nah he is not concidered an american citizan until they get their green card and wait for five years to change their citizenship. But at the present time if you're illegal and married an american that does not make you american you are still illegal
No. Your sister might be declared illegal
YES! but it's not an easy process.
Go here for more info:
http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/marr...
Don't listen to idiots like "Micky". (above)
No.
no, he would only be legal if INS accepted the metamorphosis in status
He should be deported .He violated our law.If he commits a crime with a gun he is sure to run back to Mexico so not to be prosecuted.Probably back to his Original wife and kids .These folks live a double life.
of course they do. marriage is your style into america.
No and like i said on your other question convey him back and lock him up.
they still have to go through the process
It depends, you sister needs to speak to a attorney but he may not have to leave the country if he entered reasonably and if he did, she may have to file a I-601 wavier. You need to speak to a attorney about the charge he has because USCIS is really strict, and I wouldn't get your hopes up. Source(s): http://www.immigrate2us.network
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Answers:
NO, say bye bye to him for very soon and tell him to obey our laws subsequent time. Maybe an american will victemize him next time, I can only hope!!!
No, he is not considered legal at his point.
It sounds like your brother-in-law is deportable for a couple reason. One would be that he's unlawfully present, and the other that he has a criminal history.
Take a look at section 237(a)(2)(C) and section 212(a)(6)(A) of the Immigration and Nationality Act and you'll see why he's locked up.
Think something like this now. If he was legal, would he be contained by detention? Would ICE bother to try to deport him if he was not deportable?
Are you sure that an illegal alien illegally contained by possession of a weapon is a minor weapons violation?
No, he is an illegitimate alien criminal and marriage will not change that. He will now be not permitted from this country.
nah he is not concidered an american citizan until they get their green card and wait for five years to change their citizenship. But at the present time if you're illegal and married an american that does not make you american you are still illegal
No. Your sister might be declared illegal
YES! but it's not an easy process.
Go here for more info:
http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/marr...
Don't listen to idiots like "Micky". (above)
No.
no, he would only be legal if INS accepted the metamorphosis in status
He should be deported .He violated our law.If he commits a crime with a gun he is sure to run back to Mexico so not to be prosecuted.Probably back to his Original wife and kids .These folks live a double life.
of course they do. marriage is your style into america.
No and like i said on your other question convey him back and lock him up.
they still have to go through the process
It depends, you sister needs to speak to a attorney but he may not have to leave the country if he entered reasonably and if he did, she may have to file a I-601 wavier. You need to speak to a attorney about the charge he has because USCIS is really strict, and I wouldn't get your hopes up. Source(s): http://www.immigrate2us.network
Resolved Questions:
Where would you immigrate to? and your root why?
Where would you be migrating from? I would go to the Yucatan peninsula within Mexico (Cancun etc) or Belize in central America. I love the beaches and mild weather. The food is great. I try and be in motion every year for vacation, and every year I think about moving here. I live in...
About usa imiigrant visa .....?
i came in u.s almost about 2 years and i get green card, my bro. cant come with because of overage, so my question is that how can he come in unite states? It will probably take quite a long time. If your parents are green card holders and he's single, they could file a petition for him right...