Currently, how long does it take for deportation to occur once an illegal is picked up?
363992
We Shouldnt HAVE TO DEPORT ANYONE\n\nIf Congress were to pass a law that said, quite simply, that the CEO(ANY EMPLOYER) of any business that was caught employing ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS went to jail for a year - NO EXCEPTIONS - then within a month there would be ten million (more or less) people lined up at the Mexican border trying to get out of the United States And Back To Whatever Country They Came From. \n\nThey WILL NOT Stay If They Cannot Work\nNO Cost For Deportation\nAND They WONT Come Back\n\nIts TOO Easy\nThats Why It'll Never Happen
548632
Ouch, sorry to hear that because you are going to get served with some pretty bad consequences.  Are you an illegal immigrant or an American citizen/legal immigrant that brought them over?  If you are the former you will probably just be deported.  If you are the latter you are probably going to jail.
1172980
He'd serve his time and get deported.  He MAY be prosecuted by the federal government for crossing the border illegally too.  Who knows how long before he got back across the border.
325622
If your wife is a US citizen and you filed for an I-751 when you arrived in the US to lift your 'conditional status' then you would have to wait 3 years to apply for citizenship. Once you have filed the initial paperwork, the process will take approximately 6 months to 1 year. It might take longer if there are complications in your case.\n\nIf your wife is NOT a US citizen and you both immigrated to the US, then you have to wait 5 years before applying for citizenship. Once you file the first set of paperwork, it should take approximately 6-12 months.\n\nhope this helps!
993547
Depends on your luck. If you are chosen to pass outside background check, it might take more than a year. Otherwise it should be around 6 months. Some luck people got it within 4 months.
9170
It varies in all states, but generally, given the full aspect of due process can take as long as 6 months, depending on whether you fight it or not. If you are being evicted, contact the legal aid people in your community, get counsel, and have them argue the case. By the time an unlawful detainer is filed your credit is already fried, you might as make it miserable for those who are throwing you out.
98538
I believe that having a felony is grounds for deportation if someone is not a citizen of the United States.  Driving under the influence is a felony.  Non-citizens who commit felonies are usually required to serve their sentence here in the U.S. before being deported so it is not unusual for someone to be picked up by INS after they have finished their sentence (in this case, community service).
799004
Be born in America. The hospital will give you the papers necessary.\nAs to your question, he/she cant get one, they are then illegal after their time has expired to legally be here, after that time, they become vermin, and it's deportation day!
539005
try wikipidea they might have something on it. Or search the internet for deported people lists.  :)
385420
My brother works for the prison system and he said they WILL go to jail in the U.S. but eventually be deported to their country of origin. I don't know if they will be sent to another jail there or simply sent back.... sorry.
978047
I was on a forum a little while ago and a guy on there had a pretty decent plan.  So I will pass it on.  First . Close the borders for good.  ( I don't think that is possible)  2.   All illegals in the penal system would be deported immediately. ( that is an excellent idea)  3.  All undocumented workers would have 6 months to study and get their citizenships, or get deported as well. ( ah, i am still not sure absorbing all of them would be good for the country, but I think it's good mid ground).  4, after the 6 months any company still employing Illegals get fined 100,000 a day. (Love that).
880090
Not legally, unless they have a good attorney and if they were legally here in the U.S., it doesn't sound like it though if this person was deported. What are you concerned with? If they tried coming back it won't be possible, unless this person tries many times.
366732
If they're here illegally, how do we know how long they've been here? Send them all South. Illegal = criminal! Adios!!
686625
If you have already filed a police report. You have to make sure you signed it making sure that a warrant is sworn out on them. After the warrant is issued the police should pick the person up within a week or so depending on severity of crime and availibility of officers serving warrants. Arrest reports are public record if you want to know what they have been arrested for go to the court house and ask to see their arrests record for that person.
378815
Oh I see you decided to speak English again. Good for you. \n\nTo answer your question: I think this illegal immigrant situation became a monster slowly. In other words, at first only a few hundred people were sneaking across the border daily. But over time, it has progressed, kind of inconspicuously, into a few thousand or more per day. It is one of those things that most people don't notice until one day we wake up and see that our world has totally changed and we didn't see it coming because it happened so slowly over time.\n\nBut once it was brought to our attention, we found that we needed to do something about it. No double morality here.\nIllegal is illegal,whether it be drugs, underage drinking, or a parking ticket. If it is illegal, then I am having a problem understanding what the big misunderstanding is.
264214
Approximately a month I think. You can e-mail US immigration at their website and ask them.  I had to e-mail them twice and they responded the next day both times.  Good luck and congrats!\n\nwww.uscis.gov
1084505
It depends on if he is going to risk being found out. If the police are involved, you would get charged with assault, but if the illegal doesn't want to file charges, it might still be up to the officer to press charges against you. \n\nWhether of not the police do anything about the illegal depends entirely on whether he is willing to cooperate with the police, or if he is angry about the assault. \n\nIf you put him in the hospital, there is no doubt that the police will press charges against you, and there is no doubt that the illegal will cooperate with the police. \n\nAs for deporting him, depends also on what part of the country you live in. I have noticed that illegals have a harder and harder time avoiding deportation the further north you go. \n\nIf you live in Texas or Arizona, he won't get deported. If you live in New York City or Montpelier Vermont, you can bet on it.