Slade3200
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You just pointed out the penalties and guidelines for FUTURE ENTRY for deported aliens. Did you not understand what I asked for? I’ll try and me more clear.What’s the law you’re talking about? Please post a link to the law that requires undocumented individuals to be deported.Being in the country without authorization is not a criminal violation, it is a civil violation. Right?Try reading my last statement again, it apparently went right over your head. I never said people shouldn't be held accountable, I said they shouldn't be deported if they fit certain criteria, they should be deported if they fit other criteria. Did you not understand that. You know, we have this thing called statute of limitations written in our law that literally expires crimes after a certain amount of time. Its not a crazy concept.
Remaining in the country without authorization renews daily, there is no statute of limitations.
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With a remedy of deportation or removal, so by law they're gone. Any questions?
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The penalty for someone who is unlawfully present concerns bars to admission to the United States. For purposes of determining eligibility for future admissions, those aliens who have been unlawfully present for more than 180 continuous days (as of Apri11, 1997), but less than one year prior to initiation of removal proceedings, are barred from admission the United States for three years from the date of departure. When someone has one year or more of unlawful presence, the bar is ten years.
Section 212 (a)(9) of the INA was effective April I, 1997.
::em.tsu.edu:Unlawful Presence
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Where in the law does it say that the penalty for being here illegally is deportation? Are there any exceptions that are defined in the law?