What happens to the real and personal property of a person who is deported?
140952
They still own it.  On real property, as long as they pay taxes.
375678
Sounds good. Take names and empty their pockets and bank accounts to help pay for the deportation expenses.
104589
you will be charged with fraud, they will be deported and not allowed back into the USA and you will be fined and probably go to jail for a long time.  You will also be on an IRS watch list.  DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!
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.
539005
try wikipidea they might have something on it. Or search the internet for deported people lists.  :)
425292
Being convicted of a Felony looses your right to vote, leave the Country, and buy certain property in certain States.  As far as the Constitution it is interpreted by each Administration that is in power.
931485
This all depends if it is a civil or a criminal matter. If the property was jointly owned, or the person you are referring to is an ex -partner/wife, then this is probably a civil matter which unfortunately is not what the police are for. If that is the case, you need advice from your own solicitor.\n\nThe police will be able to help you with this matter if the property can be viewed as having been stolen (ie a criminal matter).\n\nIf a person is to be found guilty of stealing, it must be shown that the person dishonestly appropriated the property, that the property belonged to another (ie you) and that the person had the intention to permanently deprive you of that property. \n\nWhy not telephone your local police station - they will soon tell you if this is a civil or criminal matter. Good luck!
1045965
any gift, foreign or not, worth over 11,000 is taxable by the US government.  Most likely they wouldn't find out, but we all know what happened to the guy from survivor who avoided paying his taxes.
237727
Even worse, they steal our ss#.  I have a friend who just found out that his ss# was stolen - the IRS audited him and wanted back taxes for a job he never worked over in AK.  We live in Texas.  After much  investigaion - he has found out that an illegal alien got ahold of his ss# and has had several jobs in the US - all pretending to be my friend.  He has both the Texas and AK DA's investigating.
1143327
You'll be deported immidieatly if your are an alien, also you will never be allowed to enter the country again.\nIf you are a local you have to pay a hefty fine, at the worst you'll loose your hands.
597660
Whats about to give a green card to any hard worker who came to do the best here in exchange of the one who is deported because is a gang member or a felon?  is like send the trash out and give the opportunity to a good person to have legal rights here.  Green Card Recycling Program.... why not?
850999
If a person has no identification papers they are held as a "john doe", and until they can run a finger print confirming their identity through Interpol they can not release them into the U.S or put them back into Mexico unless they have Mexican ID. what is their Salvadorian nationals or Hondurans.  Anyway after some check on wants and warrant the person is identified.  If they haven't committed any other crime except trying to cross the border illegally, which is a US crime in and of itself, they will deport the person back to their place of origin (birth).  If they have committed a crime that prosecution is mandatory then the end up getting a prison sentence anyway and then get deported.
149291
It goes to his estate.\n\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc356.html
592374
you can go to the website and put in his ID numbers.  \nEverytime I have known a person to get deported, they usually go to louisianna
840530
It depends.  Under our present "war on drugs" a homeowner can be held responsible for drug activity taking place in his/her home.  Whether or not the INS decides to deport him is a different matter.
1039029
I would think about this:  Can you have them evicted, sell the land to legal Americans, and pay your bills while having them deported (isn't it a crime to overtake a dwelling)?\n\nJust a thought.  Legally, if it's in his name, it doesn't matter how it got there, it belongs to him.\n\nAsk an attorney.\n\nOK Mini:\nhttp://redtape.msnbc.com/2006/03/hidden_cost_of_.html\n\nNinety-five percent of the identity theft cases in Northampton were committed by illegal aliens," Morganelli said. "I really believe this is the No. 1 crime and security issue facing our country. But when we call immigration officials, they could not care less." \n\nhttp://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/s_290917.html\nhttp://bearcreekledger.com/2006/06/20/illegals-using-fraudulent-social-security-numbers/\n\nshe has no contact info -hope she checks back
991180
Border Patrol keeps records of everyone who has been deported within the past 12 months.  They can tell you over the phone if this person has been deported and at which port of entry.  As for finding out their immigration status, you will need their full name and birth date and possibly their country of birth.  Status is a very difficult thing to find out.  It is also difficult to find out if a person is being held in a deportation center awaiting a hearing.