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Topic	39 year old Father is being deported after living in United States for 30 years.
Balrog0 01/17/18 6:39:32 PM #68:	s0nicfan posted... No, I don't feel good that this is happening. You can accept an unfortunate situation without cheering it on. Your options as presented are bullshit and you know it. He was legally married to a citizen, and was brought over as a child. There's ZERO reason to think a consular interview would end in deportation given the circumstances, and may I remind you ICE has likely already told him his only other option is eventual deportation. What do you think "try not to be deported" looks like? Because "do nothing for 9 years and how congress changes things" isn't "trying". What would I do in his situation? I'd take the interview. it's not about getting deported, dude my options aren't bullshit, you have a far too rosy view of our immigration system even if he was accepted he may need to wait up to 10 years because of the legal immigration 'line' if he was deported, he'd probably NEVER be able to get in legally --- He would make his mark, if not on this tree, then on that wall; if not with teeth and claws, then with penknife and razor. <cite>Balrog0 posted [p:894253488] in 39 year ol... [t:76212726]...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote>No, I don't feel good that this is happening. You can accept an unfortunate situation without cheering it on. Your options as presented are bullshit and you know it. He was legally married to a citizen, and was brought over as a child. There's ZERO reason to think a consular interview would end in deportation given the circumstances, and may I remind you ICE has likely already told him his only other option is eventual deportation. What do you think "try not to be deported" looks like? Because "do nothing for 9 years and how congress changes things" isn't "trying". What would I do in his situation? I'd take the interview. </quote> it's not about getting deported, dude my options aren't bullshit, you have a far too rosy view of our immigration system even if he was accepted he may need to wait up to 10 years because of the legal immigration 'line' if he was deported, he'd probably NEVER be able to get in legally --- He would make his mark, if not on this tree, then on that wall; if not with teeth and claws, then with penknife and razor.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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