Can the US citizen stop his deportation by seeking ASYLUM or HARDSHIP WAIVER?
He has no chance. Asylum will not be granted. Hardship waiver also will not be granted. He is a criminal via his bigamy. That alone would render him deported even if he were a legal resident. Once he obtained citizenship it is unlikely that alone would render him deported. But he is not a citizen nor a legal resident so he is out of luck. Just because a criminal can find someone to marry and breed with is no reason to allow him to circumvent immigration laws. But he also is a illegal alien. So he has a likely 10 year ban. I would suggest his new 2nd wife decide if she wishes to leave with him or not.
CAN THIS NON CITIZEN GET DEPORTED FOR THIS CRIME?
Sure, there's a way he can be deported. But helping someone's deportation isn't exactly as easy as calling your local police department and complaining, and if the person is present legally it's much more difficult. I would suggest you not support your friend if you're simply unable to do so. Transferring your frustration over toward efforts to get this guy deported is a waste of time. Here's something else to think about--if this guy is deported, how is your friend going to possibly get a court order for child support that can be enforced? Court ordered child support doesn't extend into other countries. In terms of finances, she's better off having him here in the United States where he's subject to jurisdiction here. Let's go ahead and save absolute demands for deportation for actual violent criminals first, then extend to others. Every single apprehension and deportation costs money, and there's only so much money to go around. While this guy might be crap for not supporting his kid and stuff, he's not exactly the biggest threat we have to society in general. I don't want your demands for this guy's deportation to come at a cost of not deporting someone else who's a larger threat.
Can marriage to a US citizen save you from deportation?
Double no. Marriage to a US citizen does not cancel a deportation order, especially if the person was ordered deported after a sham marriage. Your niece cannot say, "But this time, it's for real!" Your other relatives were able to get green cards because they did not have a deportation order already. Her daughter is free to marry a US citizen, but that won't have any immediate impact on her mother's eligibility to remain in the US. You did not mention whether the deportation order carried a 10-year bar or a permanent bar. If a 10-year bar, then your niece can apply for an immigrant visa after 10 years if her daughter petitions her after marriage and eventual naturalization as a US citizen. Even immigration reform wouldn't spare your niece deportation. She needs to leave NOW and start the 10-year bar on re-entry, so she can re-enter legally if her daughter ever becomes a US citizen and petitions her.
What do you think Too Many 'Non-Criminal' Illegals Deported, Leftists Say?
You lost me at "Leftist"....can you get anymore Right-winged than this article. No! it's not biased...LOL So you're saying that we are safer keeping the violent ones here?
Can you report a non us citizen to the police so that they can get deported?
Many TOURISTS are non US citizens. You can't and don't deport them. Actually, it is non of your business. I can come and work for my cousin because we are related. It is work and it is not work. It is Helping out. That is legit. If he gives me a couple of bucks it is money out of his own pocket...as I am not officially employed by him. And if I entered the US with a working Visa, that means I could work for any employer because I have the necessary paperwork and would be paying taxes to your system. That is also legit. You just can't deport anyone. There is more than one reason WHY people are not US citizens. Try and use your imagination and think about it. The employer who hires improperly papered workers is the one who is deep in do-do.
How can you cancel a deportation order?
I need more info to answer your question. An Immigration Judge is the only one who could order deportation. And if that happened, she had to have committed a crime, and it would have had to have been a deportable offense. ( like my husband, who is in LA right now, waiting for Immigration Court). They don't just deport a person for no good reason. My husband was arrested in Nashville 4x for driving without a license. Each time he just went to traffic school and paid a fine but ICE always knew he was there and never put a hold on him. EDIT: You people need to get a little experience before answering questions like this. My friends husband was in LA WITH MY HUSBAND on a DUI offense. ICE gave him a $10,000 bond. He hired an Immigration atty who went to Immigration court with him LAST WEEK, his atty asked that his bond be lowered, WHICH HE GOT, to $3,500. He was up for DEPORTATION, HE IS HERE ILLEGALLY FROM HONDURUS, AND SHE BONDED HIM OUT. Where is he? At home, with his wife and children in NASHVILLE. You can't "cancel"it, BUT YOU CAN MOST CERTAINLY APPEAL IT.
Should non-citizens be tried differently for crimes than citizens?
In terms of the actual criminal trial, no. I can't see any reason for that being different. A non-citizen committing a crime can, and should, impact on their immigration status, though. A foreign country has no duty to try to reform you and help you rehabilitate - they can just deport you.I think deportation should be available even if you are acquitted if it can be proven on the balance of probabilities (even though it can't be proven beyond reasonable doubt) that you are guilty. Living in a foreign country is a privilege, not a right. The burden of proof to remove a privilege can legitimately be pretty low.
Is illegal immigration a violation of civil or criminal law?
It depends on the country you ask about:It is not a crime in Mexico but it is an administrative offense punishable with the removal of the offender from National Territory.1.- You could become an irregular immigrant “Extranjero con estatus irregular” once:You enter the country by a non authorized point of entry, either over land, sea or air.You decide to excede your approved time of stay.2.- You could be deported if…You commit a crimeYou have been caught while staying in the country with irregular status.The former according to Articles 143 and 144 of the Immigration Act “Ley de Migración”Back in the 19th and 20th century it used to be a crime typified on the Federal Penal Code “Codigo Penal Federal” it dictated removal from the country as punishment, it’s not a crime anymore though.
If you make a citizen's arrest of an illegal immigrant into the US, who do you turn him/her over to?
I posted this awhile back, I though it would be appropriate for some of you to read it:There is no such thing as "illegal immigrants". A human being cannot be illegal. Every person in this world has a right to exist. Those are words that are used incorrectly. There are some people that reside in a country without the proper documentation. What that means is that those people's actions are illegal, but they are not.The term "illegal immigrant" is offensive and dehumanizing. The appropriate term to use is undocumented or unauthorized when describing an actual person.The term "illegal immigrant or immigration" is a hateful word. it invokes fear, distrust, and racism. The people and the media that use those words are misinformed, misguided, and malicious.A true nation of immigrants, the United States had no federal laws restricting immigration until the late 1800s. In its first century of existence, the U.S. grew from a steady stream of western European immigrants as well as Africans who were forced to come as slaves. It was universally acknowledged that immigrants were good for business: the United States was growing rapidly and there was an endless demand for laborers. Unless the government could prove you were a serious criminal, you were essentially free to immigrate to the U.S. with no inquiry or intervention from authorities (Visa Now Global Immigration).In 1882, the first federal law to restrict immigration based on country of origin was passed by our leadership (The Chinese Exclusion Act). Our history tells us a story of federally sanctioned racism and hostility against the Africans, the Chinese, and more recently against the Mexicans. Just to set the record straight, the Africans, the Chinese, and the Mexicans have been and continue to be the backbone of the laborers of this country. The term "illegal Immigrant" is becoming rarer each day as we recognize the fact this is a racial slur and should be removed off the vocabulary of the public media, and addressed and articulated in an intelligent manner, with respect and dignity for every human being.
How can America deport all the illegal immigrants?
immediately collect all fines at the maximum possible level owed by employers of illegal immigrants under existing laws(allow hardship exemption for those that would be bankrupted by paying fines)raise those fines substantially for future violationsmake employers/investors accessories to all crimes committed by illegal immigrants they employ or whose presence they otherwise facilitate presence in the USstart a process of orderly, gradual self deportation. Start with offering a repatriation allowance for any illegal immigrant willing to testify against their past employers and granting temporary work permits to those illegal immigrants already in the US both geared to their length of stay.Assure that all employers of illegal immigrants or guest workers pay 100% of all costs of social services used by such employees. 0 transfers from other tax payers direct or indirect.Assure that employers of guest workers provide 100% of all insurance needed to assure nobody pays indirect costs by presence of guest workers.Give substantial development grants to areas which have been sources of illegal immigrants or alternative destinations of migrants from those areasHow Pilgrim’s Pride Can Really Live Up To Its NameI outlined some of these ideas here.The underlying problem: the US government is not very democratic and is driven by wealthy interests.Congress and the Publicimmigration was increased steadily for 50 years without any popular mandate. The US government must be reformed to prevent anything like that in the future and to compensate US citizens for the damage the wealthy have caused them.http://www.vdare.com/articles/pr...