Manningjnd

So you are going let her conditional green card lapse and send back to Thailand for treatment?

You know that she has to disclose her drug / prostitution history, should you decide to petition her again?

We will have to cross that bridge when we get to it. For now it is about getting her clean and having more tools to do so.

Harpa: Not sure never bought ice or any drug in thailand, but the facility I am going to put her in is on an island 100+ miles offshore. Not saying drugs cant be snuck in, but it is going to be harder. She is going to be staying in a bungalow with her mom and her kids and she will be in from 4 to 6 months. If she gets in bangkok and dont want to go, the police can detain her, test her for drugs and force her into treatment. The reason you send her back is so you can force her into long term treatment even if she dont want to go at first.

Not sure never bought ice or any drug in thailand

First off, her friends are not going to protect her. They are scared shitless of me. The thai counterpart has already been paid a visit from people I lnow in the thai police. She is on the run for human trafficking. She is no longer working "escort/massage" here because the people she worked for is scared shitless of me. They would already be un jail if the pasadena police would follow up with arrests. My PI handed them an arrestable case, but nothing has been done.

I agree about the rehab facility that is why she is going to a facility in Thailand that is ranked in the top ten in the world and was recommended through MAYO clinic in Phoenix.

As far as the life change, that is up to her. I can only do so much, but she cannot take her I 693 test until she gets clean. I know a lot of people disagree with my idea that she is a victim, but she did not use and was not involved in prostitution for the 6 years I knew her prior to having our 2 children, it was only after she went to work for a Thai owned japanese restaurant in Chicago. Within in a month she was on meth heavy, had a personality change and had started working for a "sexy massage" shop. I am not done with them yet, hell is where I am going to put them.

Thanks for the information, that is what I have recieved from my lawyer. She has 13 days to file for divorce. Since she is on a 4 day bender, which will probably end today, since she is broke. My guess is that she has not spoke with an attorney yet.

My original question was about re-petitioning. If I understand the reply, if she leaves, without overstay, we can successfully petition again. Your advice maybe accurate, but the basis for having her deported is so she can get the help she needs, whether she is willing or not, which she is not willing.

In addition, she does not have the knowledge, finances or capacity to even find a lawyer much less mount a defense. Finally, there is the children and as long as she is tweaking in the house in their presence, she is endangering them.

She is done here for now, the law is on my side and I will spend every dime I have to get her the help she needs. If I give in, I will kill my daughters mother through weakness.

I realize she can file without me, but they are not going to grant it if I have not signed it right? Acording to the law, the fact that she is a drug addict and a part time prostitute of which I have evidence of, would make it extremely difficult for her to make a challenge on any basis. Her immigration status is my only tool and I am doing so with complete agreement from her parents. My attorney already explained that her involvement and the evidence I have of her involvement in solicitation will preclude her from being able to mount any defense. Just wanted a second opinion.

My family has suffered over the past 2 years. My wife, who is from Thailand now needs to be sent home due to drug addiction and problems with her network of Thais here in the US trying to drag her deeper in drug addiction and even into prostitution. Now it is time to file her change of status and I am going to refuse in order to save her.

My desire is to make it possible to come back without permanently destroying her chances and I believe this will force her back, but give her the option of re-applying. If anyone knows about this subject please advise me.

In addition we are still married, so my understanding is this will preclude her from being able to argue against deportation. Is this correct?