If an illegal alien was deported but wasnt convicted can they come back in the us?

Answer 1

If they do and are picked up even the slightest infringment, they will be tried and found guilty of "agrivated re-entry", that means they came back into the U.S. after they were deported for a felony and given specific instructions to not EVER come back. Once convicted for that crime they will be locked up for 1 to 10 years in Federal prison then deported again. In fact, they don't even need to be found guilty of another crime, they can just get the attention of INS/ICE and they're arrested.

Answer 2

Not legally. They would have to re-apply for entrance. Most likely no. Unless that person can prove he/she has been on good terms with their life, has a job waiting for them, and hasn't had any more arrests.

Answer 3

If it is a criminal conviction and they are deported they can not come back and IF they do they-can be punished with a fine ,10years in prison or both because it is considered terrorism act .so your answer would NO

Answer 4

if you get deported due to a felony but get married and have kids, can you come back to the U.S ?

Answer 5

If he was "deported" that term alone implies that he was legally denied access to the US. If he wants to visit he can try to obtain a US visa to enter the country, but it may not be granted.

Answer 6

You would need a waiver to excuse the deportation, which are difficult to get. Note that if you were deported for crimes, that some crimes will permanently bar you from entry into the U.S.

Answer 7

Possibly, if it was not a serious crime and a waiver (I-212 or I-601, or both) is approved.

Answer 8

There is absolutely no chance for an illegal person who has been convicted to become a US citizen. US citizenship requires a person to be of a good moral character.