My Boyfriend is being Deported

[Hjdjka 0]

My Boyfriend is in danger of being deported. He committed a felony crime which could cost his permanent residency to be revoked. 

I can’t afford a lawyer to fight it in court.

I really don’t know what to do & Aaba American girl I’m reserved about moving to Africa but i Love him

[OldBritAbroad 15]

What was he charged with? Has he been found guilty or is the case in processing?

[Roel 7,192]

Well IF he gets deported the you either move with him to his country or forget avout him. I assume it won't be possible for him to come back to the USA. 

[mrmvkjts 459]

what was the crime? and is he already found guilty?

 

a lawyer definitely would help!!

but if he really is getting deported you can‘t do much besides moving with him or let him go and seperate but I‘m pretty sure it won‘t be possible for him to move back to the US

Edited March 18, 2018 by mrmvkjts

[Going through 5,671]

What are the exact charges?

Has he already been to court----if so what was the final disposition?

Has he been given a notice to appear before an immigration judge? (separate from the criminal court case)

 

Without knowing more details, hard to give adequate advice...

Edited March 18, 2018 by Going through

[Derik-Lina 230]

3 hours ago, k_Jean said:

My Boyfriend is in danger of being deported. He committed a felony crime which could cost his permanent residency to be revoked. 

I can’t afford a lawyer to fight it in court.

I really don’t know what to do & Aaba American girl I’m reserved about moving to Africa but i Love him

You say:  "He committed a felony crime". He confessed or were you with him? If you are not sure, chose your words carefully. Allegations are not always true. If convicted, either move with or try to forget him. If found innocent, he stands a good chance to remain in the States with you. Good Luck!

 

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

and what African country

i would move to Morocco or Tunisia or South America  if i needed to

others may not be so safe

and if he committed a felony crime here,  maybe he is the one you should be afraid of especially if he needed to do crime back home to support himself

[Nitas_man 3,100]

3 hours ago, adil-rafa said:

and what African country

i would move to Morocco or Tunisia or South America  if i needed to

others may not be so safe

and if he committed a felony crime here,  maybe he is the one you should be afraid of especially if he needed to do crime back home to support himself

?South America?

7 hours ago, k_Jean said:

My Boyfriend is in danger of being deported. He committed a felony crime which could cost his permanent residency to be revoked. 

I can’t afford a lawyer to fight it in court.

I really don’t know what to do & Aaba American girl I’m reserved about moving to Africa but i Love him

What's the crime?

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

Another frantic poster suddenly disappears.....troll, perhaps?

[Hjdjka 0]

4 hours ago, adil-rafa said:

and what African country

i would move to Morocco or Tunisia or South America  if i needed to

others may not be so safe

and if he committed a felony crime here,  maybe he is the one you should be afraid of especially if he needed to do crime back home to support himself

He’s from Guinea Africa.

When he was 19 him & his friends got in a rather serious fight with another group of guys and unfortunately someone died during the fight. Everyone involved went to jail for the fight  but  4 men were charged with involuntary manslaughter. My Boyfriend was one of the 4 who went to Jail he was sentenced to 8yr serving 6yr 11months of the sentence in prison & 5yr of parole when he’s released.

Hes due to get out in December.

He hasn’t been contacted by immigration but I’m aware of the law and I Know that every immigrant has to see immigration board before being released from jail.

 

[Hjdjka 0]

5 hours ago, Going through said:

What are the exact charges?

Has he already been to court----if so what was the final disposition?

Has he been given a notice to appear before an immigration judge? (separate from the criminal court case)

 

Without knowing more details, hard to give adequate advice...

He’s from Guinea Africa.

When he was 19 him & his friends got in a rather serious fight with another group of guys and unfortunately someone died during the fight. Everyone involved went to jail for the fight  but  4 men were charged with involuntary manslaughter. My Boyfriend was one of the 4 who went to Jail he was sentenced to 8yr serving 6yr 11months of the sentence in prison & 5yr of parole when he’s released.

Hes due to get out in December.

He hasn’t been contacted by immigration but I’m aware of the law and I Know that every immigrant has to see immigration board before being released from jail.

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

4 minutes ago, k_Jean said:

He’s from Guinea Africa.

When he was 19 him & his friends got in a rather serious fight with another group of guys and unfortunately someone died during the fight. Everyone involved went to jail for the fight  but  4 men were charged with involuntary manslaughter. My Boyfriend was one of the 4 who went to Jail he was sentenced to 8yr serving 6yr 11months of the sentence in prison & 5yr of parole when he’s released.

Hes due to get out in December.

He hasn’t been contacted by immigration but I’m aware of the law and I Know that every immigrant has to see immigration board before being released from jail.

In all honesty, I think you should prepare to move to Africa.   That sounds like an aggravated felony, making him subject to removal.......I would be surprised if they don't immediately deport him the very day he is released.. On what grounds do you think you can fight this?  He was convicted.......

[Unidentified 2,930]

8 hours ago, k_Jean said:

My Boyfriend is in danger of being deported. He committed a felony crime which could cost his permanent residency to be revoked. 

I can’t afford a lawyer to fight it in court.

I really don’t know what to do & Aaba American girl I’m reserved about moving to Africa but i Love him

What's wrong with Africa? Seems like you only have two options: move to Africa or let him go. 

[Hjdjka 0]

13 minutes ago, missileman said:

In all honesty, I think you should prepare to move to Africa.   That sounds like an aggravated felony, making him subject to removal.......I would be surprised if they don't immediately deport him the very day he is released.. On what grounds do you think you can fight this?  He was convicted.......

He took a ple-Deal but wasn’t informed that by pledging guilty would subject him to being deported. 

When filling out court paperwork a question asks ‘“Are you a illegal immigration” which he answered no.

Therefore the courts didn’t notice him if the immigration issues he could face.

He currently has a PCR court date which is a post conviction court hearing.

 

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

3 minutes ago, k_Jean said:

He took a ple-Deal but wasn’t informed that by pledging guilty would subject him to being deported. 

When filling out court paperwork a question asks ‘“Are you a illegal immigration” which he answered no.

Therefore the courts didn’t notice him if the immigration issues he could face.

He currently has a PCR court date which is a post conviction court hearing.

 

Are you kidding? That sounds like you're looking for some legal technicality. I don't think that will fly .  He didn't realize that a conviction (yes, he admitted guilt) to an aggravated felony would subject him to deportation? Yea, right!!  He should have realized that when he read HIS responsibilities as a Green Card Holder.  I could say a lot more, but I will restrain my urge........Good luck in your life.