Can I be deported to South Korea?  I thought only Mexicans were deported?
927395
well you are illegally here and just because you are south korean it dont mean you wont get deported. at least some mexicans pay some taxes you should try to do that . but yes you can get deported buddy
777681
Normally you would have to go home to change your status.  However, you may be able to get an Adjustment of Status (AOS).  But if you overstay your H2B, then you are "out of status" and deportable.  If you are deported, no F-1 or other visa.
351789
That's a loaded question. Illegal immigrants of all races are deported. Mexicans and Americans of Mexican descent are not targeted. A lot of the illegal immigrants that come through do happen to come from Mexico.
537894
Me! I'm pure South Korean. I was born there but moved when I was 3. I went to New Zealand until I was 9. I then came here. Wow! I'm really shocked at how people think South Korea is like the north. In reality we have a cool country. It's like Japan only it is bright and reeeeaaaallly noise even at night. Koreans are noctural lol. We have beautiful mountains and very smart student. Students in Korea goes to school and tutoring everyday but Sunday. We also have many good sport teams. Like we won the Fifa Soccer 2002 and got 4th place. In Baseball International GAme we got 4th place too. The only problem is overpopulation. Koreans don't smell morons. Other big and powerful country doesn't recognize us because they don't bother to tell the others how mordenized we became. America even tried stopping us from cloning. We Koreans have suffered many racial discrimination with Japan, America, and North Korea. Sigh.
56829
No you are not deportable. If you are a resident you still have a process with the immigration office, but you have to let them know what the reason for the divorce was, if it was abusive partner or just differences...
369317
You cannot be deported if your green card expires while you are in the US.  At worst, it can be a bit of a headache if you ever need to prove that you are in the US legally (to receive benefits such as a driver's license in some states, get a new job, recieve social services like worker's comp, unemployment insurance, etc.)  There may also be a relatively small fine, as all green card holders over the age of 18 are supposed to have their green card on their person at all times.  Having said all that, as long as you don't have any complicated issues to resolve (criminal problems, physical presence issues, etc), it is nto very expensive to either renew your green card or to apply for your citizenship.
834326
You should go back to your country if you don't have the immigration status anymore. I am sorry but you have to go back because you guys broke the immigration law.
529095
Hey, your english is not very good.  Are you an immigrant? No, I'm not going to "over shop" my whole life...and I also know it's highly improbably that 12 million people will be deported.  It's just not possible.  But we can sure as heck do our best to stop letting people in for awhile...and deport SOME of them.  I say start with the ones who don't pay taxes or put much money into our economy.  \n\nTell me, 20 guys who carpool to work in the same car, and share one house...how much are they really putting back in to the economy???  Not much...won't miss 'em.
465157
First if you don't want people to correct your spelling well then its simple DON'T MISSPELL.\nSecond why do people think that the only illegals are "illegal Mexican" how about the illegal people from China, Italy, Korea, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Spain, India, Japan and all of the rest i forgot to mention.\nFinally what was your question?
718060
They are deported back to their own country of origin, whether that country is Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador or wherever.  They are never returned to Mexico if they are not Mexican as Mexico won't accept them, either.  Actually, the Central Americans love that trip home as it is an airplane ride home - much easier than their trip up.  They consider it a holiday and stay home to visit their friends and families awhile then they head back to el norte again.  They do it over and over, as long as they are physically able.  My daughter's boyfriend did very well for himself and had some $30,000 US saved up in his home country of Honduras by last time he was deported in December (a lot of money in Honduras, considering that their average yearly income there is only $400 - $600 per year) and he is on his way back now to the US and expects to be here within 2 to 4 weeks.  He thinks it is a wonderful adventure!
881956
um, I'm assuming you're in Korea? (try to be more specific in your questions) There are some English speaking officers in the immigration offices in South Korea. I remember dealing with someone who spoke at least some English. (no, sorry I don't remember their names) Just try calling and asking if anyone speaks English. They'll do their best to find someone for you. Or get a Korean friend to call on your behalf (but that might be tricky because not many people want to rat out their illegal tutors!)
1020986
I have read similar articles! All ILLEGALS are criminals,just by sneaking into the country, then we have a  MAJORITY of illegals that have committed OTHER crimes, just like these in the article!!!!! They ALL need to be DEPORTED!!!!!!!!
913941
Uh, no. Sorry dude. Try and find a work visa employer (please go about it the right way, I hope you are not deported. That would be unfortunate). Talk to family and others who have immigrated for more info.
679489
I spent a year in Korea. There were way too many MP's over there and we hated them with a passion.  I was up in 2ID where we weren't allowed to do anything but go to the ville and get drunk.  MP's all over the place out there...just pests.
491367
nope, they shouldnt be deported until they commiit a felony and any way the government is comming out with a law for giving greencards for the immigrants who are out of status. so just wait before you take any step.
1152981
Thank You,someone else in my situation.My husband,too,is illegal.He got stopped at the border and immigration let him in america after 3 mos in jail.And he is mexican also.They gave him a social security card(for all those who think "mexicans" steal them)and a temp. visa.He met me and never went back.We pay our taxes ---- alot of them,and with HIS social security#.Property tax,insurance,dental,medical(for us and 4 kids),we pay it all.My husband supports 2 of my kids who aren't even his-they are white.Their boilogical father has nothing to do with them and we were married for 5 yrs.My husband is a great man,and is way better than alot of legal/born americans.When we can save the money,he will get legal(hopefully).Until then,he works,pays taxes,and doesn't get welfare.And uses his own ss#.Hope it helps to know someone else like you.
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.