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07-01-2011, 12:07 PM
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You can remove someone from the US if someone is a USC?
Ask John Demjanjuk.
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07-01-2011, 04:39 PM
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The gov't would actually spent their time and money for 1 alien?

You can remove someone from the US if someone is a USC?
Yes,they have and have done so by a record amount this year.NO,US citizens cannot be removed from the US by the Government nor can a Legal permanent resident technically.The person has to be stripped of their status 1st before that can happen.With US naturalized citizens it is called "De-Naturalization" that a US Federal judge strips a person of their citizenship if the evidence is strong enough by the US government,for Green card holders the rules are quite obvious to loose the benefit in question.
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If the son is under 21 and the mother is USC then that is a immediate relative but if he is one day older then 21 then he is not right?
It doesn't change anything notice I said qualifying immediate relative of "Parent".It doesn't change anything that person would still be a USC parent thus making the "son" qualify irregardless of age.
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now adays it means you have a 3 year old amputee w/cancer and autism; are a single parent, and are the only source of income for the toddler.
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Gov't would benefit more if they give the alien a legal status so he/she paxes taxes.

Its longer for the Son/Daughter to obtain GC if he/she is over 21 though if the parent sponsored.

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Yes,they have and have done so by a record amount this year.NO,US citizens cannot be removed from the US by the Government nor can a Legal permanent resident technically.The person has to be stripped of their status 1st before that can happen.With US naturalized citizens it is called "De-Naturalization" that a US Federal judge strips a person of their citizenship if the evidence is strong enough by the US government,for Green card holders the rules are quite obvious to loose the benefit in question.
It doesn't change anything notice I said qualifying immediate relative of "Parent".It doesn't change anything that person would still be a USC parent thus making the "son" qualify irregardless of age.
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