what are the risks of marring an illegal alien?
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well there is many problems in marrying an illegal alien first to get a marriage license legally would be imposable because of his legally status now you could get a fraudulent marriage license but that would make the wedding void in the eye of the state and the Federal government now in the eye of god that is another story but implication on you do not Begin until he tries to apply for perment residents in the country then based apon the marage then you start to have a problem because the weding is fedduling on his behalf
562510
I am not sure ,is the illegal immigrant in love with me as I am with he or she. I have heard alot of them would seek out an American citizen to get their legal documents for free and after they get what they want then the marriage goes south. so beware of "love with an illegal immigrant".I am in south Florida and it is illegal immigrant central.
575628
Sounds great to me, although on the news there've been people that have turned in illegal aliens repeatedly to INS and the government never even investigated. But hey it's worth a try.
573844
I suspect if you don't know the answer to this question, your wife must be here illegally.  How did you obtain your green card is the next question I would pose.
237967
Your English isn't very clear.  I know that now if you get married, you get deported...because the U.S.A. would recognize that you were not a legal resident.\n\nThe question that you have is very hypothetical, because it depends on what the congress' new "rule of inmigration" is.
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One- They may think she's using you to get legal status. This is the most likely scenario. Just because someone doesn't like illegal aliens doesn't mean they're racist they just don't like people breaking the rules and cutting inline ahead of those who work their butts off to become legal. I don't like the actions of illegals but my former wife is of Latino descent and we have 2 great kids. Her parents were born here but her grandparents immigrated.\n\nTwo-less likely is they just don't like HER as an individual could be religious differences, they may not like the way she treats you, she could have a reputation you're not aware of (very possible if you live in a small town).\n\nThe best thing you could do is just flat out ask them why they don't approve. They after all are probably looking out for what they think is best for you but who you love is your decision. \n\nMy parents were agast when i brought a girl home whose parents were from India (she was born here) in fact i had heard the comments from others such as "He's not even dating a girl from this country." and so forth. After my parents became accustomed to the fact i had been dating girls from all over the world they got used to it (i used to hang out in techno clubs where the global set hang out).\n\nIt's your choice but be wary in all the people you give your heart to.
116028
I think there might something about spouse..not sure...call Immigration Canada
780416
An 'illegal alien' is an individual who enters a country at a place other than a designated port-of-entry, in violation of that country's laws.
8159
I second using a more reliable source. Immigration is very complex law. \n\nThat said, if you're a bona-fide US citizen and marry an illegal alien (whose only infraction of law is illegal presence and/or illegal employment, and there are NO other criminal or moral problems) -- your spouse may be able file to adjust status on the grounds of being an immediate relative of a US citizen. I'm not sure about the child though. Once you file such a petition, your spouse is safe from being deported, until the petition is decided. If approved, your spouse becomes a permanent resident, and after 3 years, can apply for citizenship. If not, spouse needs to leave the country or file an appeal to fight the decision.\n\nNow the need for a lawyer: this can multiple years, and even a small mistake can jepordize the entire process -- and you'll have a really badly separated family. \n\nSo speak to a lawyer. If that's too expensive an option, large public libraries offer invite law professionals who consult for lower cost or free. \n\nI'm not a lawyer; above is only a slightly informed person's attempt to answer.
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go  ahead,  do  what  ever  you   want  to,  all  the  rest  of   you  do.and  nobody  can  seem  to   do   any  thing   about   it.or  they   wont.so   eat   drink   and   be   merry,  sell    drugs,  rape   ,  steal,  this  is   america,  our   goverment  will   protect you,  and   our   laws   only  apply  to  us   tax   payers.get  married  on  a  green   card  an   orange   card,  pick   your   color.  what  the   hell,   who   cares.and  if  you   want  to   marry  someone   thats   your   same   sex,  go  ahead,  that  law probably  is   for   americans  only   too.
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It depends on your status.  If you are a citizen, you can apply to have your husband adjust status, although he wil have to overcome an ineligibility under the law known as section 9B2, which can be a problem.\n\nMarrying an illegal alien does not automatically confer legal permanent residency on him.  Indeed, it does not help their status at all.  They could still face deportation.  If you are a legal permanent resident you could lose status and face deportation too.\n\nThere are several avenues that can be taken to get relief under the law.  Best to see an immigration attorney.
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Gays: Hurt no one. They have a right to be with the life partner of their choosing.\n\nIllegal Aliens: Are just that ILLEGAL. The recent legislation is basically saying that it is Ok to break the law. If they want to become citizens so bad, why don't they just go through the proper channels??? People talk about the risk they take to get here, PLEASE!!!! They knew of the risks when they decided to cross over here.
939204
Yes, all you have to do is to report it to the  Immigration Dept. in your city, you will find the telephone number in your Yellow Book and they will investigate any allegations that you report. Good luck!!
712994
Yes, just notify immigration of your address change (something ALL aliens are required to do within 30 days of an address change).  One point, if you are getting a green card based on a marriage to a US Citizen and you change your address, but not that of your spouse, it could be grounds for denying your permanent residence status.
962229
It's not! As long as it is legal! \n Hey! Are you asking about the illegal alien criminals that violate America's immigration laws? Now there's a problem!
866608
An "illegal alien" has committed a crime by entering a country illegally. I am law-abiding and here legally.\n\nOther than that, nothing.
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This article should be a helpful starting point.\nhttp://www.city-journal.org/html/14_1_the_illegal_alien.html