If someone was deported with a class D felony is there anyway for that person to get there legal status?
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Everyone makes mistakes. I think if they are a good person and only made the 1 mistake they would be able to. But thats what I think you will have to check with Immigration.
I would certainly hope not.
nope. even those with misdemeanors who are in the us as refugees can be denied us citizenship.
www.uscis.gov
I sure hope not.
I need to know what state and the charges against them, in most cases no, they are gone and for just reasons. Your question is to vague. What did they do?
I certainly hope not!
no
Should not have committed a crime in the first place, many come here apply and get status, and then cry when they commit a crime and are facing deportation,,that should be an "automatic" deportation for anyone and for any crime,,,,
no, the government has become even more strict about enforcing that. A person needs a very clean record to become legal.
It is possible.it will depend on how long ago it was, what it was for...and it will depend on the Discretion of USCIS...notice I said possible...but it is not common.
Bush & Ted Kennedy would ban NOBODY including terrorists, convicted felons (murderers, rapists, pedophiles) and gang members (M-13, others).
That person will have to sneak back in to the country before Leave No Illegal Alien Behind is passed - either by Bush or the next president.
http://www.senate.gov/legislative/lis/ro...
Make sure he doesn't pay any taxes either. Bush demanded that illegal aliens not pay their income taxes while they are illegal.
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/washin...
No, banned for life. Perhaps a pardon by the governor of the state in which the felony conviction occurred would help, but that's a long shot.
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