Immigration question.?
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from what ive seen in the mexican ghetto called longview washington if he gets deported for a while till he can sneak over again he will just take it as a chance to visit his wife and kids and family, when they drive him crazy he will come back to you, besides while he is gone you can get on welfare.
Funny how many people think this is "amnesty", huh?
gee i hope his name isnt jorge...
anyways yes he'll have to go back to mexico for a year.
My husband is from El Salvador, fortunately, I dont have the same problem because he already has a permanant status in the U.S. I think that it would depend on when you filed for the papers to change his status. If you filed before all this crap with the immigration reform started going on then I wouldnt think so. I heard that it was longer than a year that they would have to be deported and remain in hteir country. I agree with you, the government is just trying to break up happy homes.
Unlawful Entry is a CRIME. Zero tolerance for immigration-law violators! No amnesty, no "stealth-amnesty." No "change of status," marriage fraud, "exceptional leave to remain," no "Temporary Protected Status." If you break the law, depart or be deported. Illegal aliens kill more US citizens each year than the war in Iraq has killed in four years. Apologists for illegal immigration like to paint it as a victimless crime. But in fact, illegal immigration causes substantial harm to American citizens and legal immigrants, particularly those in the most vulnerable sectors of our population--the poor, minorities, and children. Additionally, job competition by waves of illegal immigrants willing to work at substandard wages and working conditions depresses the wages of American workers, hitting hardest at minority workers and those without high school degrees. Illegal immigration also contributes to the dramatic population growth overwhelming communities across America--crowding school classrooms, consuming already limited affordable housing, and straining precious natural resources like water, energy, and forestland. Taxpayers are being forced to pay for the free health care, education, and other welfare programs being given to illegal aliens; Those tax dollars could be given back to U.S. taxpayers or used to keep our borders secure; They may be here illegally, but they sure know how to "work the system" to collect "free" medical care, "free" education, "free" food, Section 8 housing vouchers and other housing assistance, and hundreds of other social services. It costs citizens additional hundreds of billions of tax dollars at every level: local, state, and federal. It gobbles up billions of our charitable contributions. And much of that money ends up siphoned out of our economy and into offshore accounts. Illegal aliens, over half of whom work "under the table" with neither job nor income reported (nor taxed), are not counted as employed or unemployed. But some of those day-labor and off-the-books "job-lets" would be "real" jobs - available to American citizen job-seekers - if employment regulations were enforced. Illegal aliens can get away with tax evasion, et al., which citizens cannot. In short, we have too many workforce entrants and too few jobs created. The ratio works out to roughly 7-10 workforce entrants per job created. If all illegal aliens depart or are deported, all legal immigration halted, and all temporary employment visas abolished, we still have a problem with more US-born workforce entrants than new jobs created. Illegal immigration damages our country and our citizens every day at every level. And not even the attacks of 2/26 and 9/11 have awakened many Americans to the vast dangers illegal immigration poses to our selves, our families, our communities, our society, our values, our principles, our civilization. Zero Tolerance for Immigration-Law Violators! We must remember the lessons of 2/26, 9/11, and the costs we bear every single day. God Bless the U S A !
I don't expect the proposed new law will have much effect on you. - Getting permanent resident status on the grounds of being married to a U.S. citizen is in a different category than what the proposed new law is intended to address.
don't worry about it some times yes they do have to go back for about 6 to 9 months but it will be OK hint make sure you write him letters about once a week and he also send one back and save them good luck
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