whats gonna happen if a immigrant make a misdemeanor penalty?
469089
The first question is, are we talking about an bona fide legal immigrant or a border jumper? If illegal, then hopefully he will be found and deported back to where he belongs. If a legal immigrant, then I agree with the other answer that said if it wasn't his to begin with, then it isn't his now. The only way he would have rights to the car is if the uncle signed over the legal title to him.\n\nAnd, oh, by the way..... your English is terrible. Try to learn our language a little better.
161836
Depending on the crime, he/she could get deported. A speeding ticket may not be enough, but assault, child abuse etc. will get the person deported.
330913
Ask you attorney or look in the your state's penal code book.
820458
It depends upon the misdemeanor and the felony.
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.
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.
691589
Well I work as border patrol and well actually you could get a 500-5000$ dollar fine it depends....its not ignored its just so many illegal immigrants crossing its to hard to handle so some cross and dont get caught the longer you've been here the more the fine will be.
525641
It is the highest class of misdemeanor, just short of a felony. What exactly that means depends on the state.
1071232
If you called the police about it they would simply remove the trespassers from your property and tell them not to return.  Simple trespassing is a misdemeanor in most areas and the max penalty in most areas is a $1000 fine 1 year in jail or both.  I concur with the other posters that is is highly unlikely you will find any prosecutor willing to charge the case for simply standing in your driveway and talking.  Unless someone does something more menacing, the best you will probably be able to do is to call the police and have them removed from your property.  That in itself may discourage them from returning.
994164
It depends what state you reside in; each one differs to a certain extent.  Some of the penalties could be loss of driving privileges; length of time to be determined, a fine, being remanded to your parents (probably the worst of all), maybe community service, etc.  First offences are usually not too bad, but a lawyer should not be needed.
1028751
he can and most likely will be deported.  he's not a citizen and he committed a felony.
1164731
Yeah depends on priors and you probably have to take a plea bargain by pleadind gulity to something
1007590
They're holding her for deportation and will send her out of the US.  \n\nEven though she had a visa before, she has commited a crime that resulted in a prison sentence.  This is probably enough to get her visa revoked and she will get sent to her homeland.  She will probably also be banned from returning to the US.  \n\nIf she is married, her husband should plan to move to her country if he wants to continue the marriage.  \n\nHow long will she be in the detention center?  Until they get all the paperwork processed to deport her.
675736
you are mistaken.There are basically two types of criminals.\na felon is anybody who committed and was convicted of a crime with a penalty of more than one year in jail. A misdemeanor is  a crime punishable by less than one year in prison.\nThe determining factor is the exact words of the law that make the act a crime. entering a country illegally is probably punishable by more than one year in jail so it is a felony. a person if NOT a felon until he has been convicted. until then he is just a suspect or defendant. The authorities usually do not try an illegal migrant worker on these felony charges but just send them back home. The sherriff of Maricopa County in Arizona wants to arrest them and try them and put them in jail. This would be as good as a job to most and like a country club vacation to them after living in Mexicao. So better to send them back and let Mexico support them.\n\n Civil trespass is  merely a TORT, not a crime( usually) The typical state law allows a landowner or person entitled to possession, like a tenant, to sue another for the tort of tresspass. it is not punishable by any jail time . The person who is accused and sued and adjudged liable for this tort is called a tortfeasor, not a criminal.  There are no civil crimes per se, but some do cross the line, such as civil harrasment and are sort of a crime and sort of a tort.
1146614
Probably 1 -2 years probation ...maybe pay some fines, or do community service for a certain number  of hours
857488
The regulations are that they are deported to their country of origin.  If they are tried and sentenced for a crime it is for something other than just being in the USA without valid immigration documents.  My hunch is that the answer to your question is zero.
554389
You won't make it ... if you go across Mexico you'll be slammed in jail, or worse ... and I'll be my bottom dollar the U.S. will have a treaty with Uruguay to pinch your fines off you in situ ... naaaah .... better to learn Spanish .. change your name to Perez ... and join the illegal demonstrations ... you'll get away with it ....:)