OnlyTheBrave

Hello All,
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Good Luck
 

Please dont try to participate in a conversation about a topic you clearly know nothing about . Please go read the N-400 form especially I want to point out the Y/N question asked on there as a little hint. Pertaining to breaking immigration law and the law in general . When you harbour an illegal alien ( the means they got here dont matter ) out of status , whatever you like to call it , it is in direct violation of “8 U.S. Code § 1324”  which if found guilty of would most definetly exclude you from gaining US citizenship forever if not likely to get you deported.
The mere fact that the IO knows about this and OP actually admitted it is enough for denial and an investigation. 
 
ON TOP : 
 
Trump has enacted an even stricter definition widening this by just merely helping or giving aid to an illegal alien. The languange being used it It makes illegal to "facilitate" the presence of "aliens." This was part of his executive order on sanctuary cities
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-order-enhancing-public-safety-interior-united-states/
Look at section 6 for further information. 
 
Now if a US citizen is found guilty of those crimes that would be bad enough but it makes it a thousand times worse that a legal permanent resident is participating in that. Dont forget a green card can be taken away quite easily by USCIS, and this would be a prime example of that happening , rightly so . 

Sadly, not only the OP’s spouse but also the OP himself are subject to deportation. OP for committing two felonies (hiding an illegal immigrant and lying to the federal government). Spouse - for entering and staying illegally. 

Sadly, not only the OP’s spouse but also the OP himself are subject to deportation. OP for committing two felonies (hiding an illegal immigrant and lying to the federal government). Spouse - for entering and staying illegally. 

Sadly, not only the OP’s spouse but also the OP himself are subject to deportation. OP for committing two felonies (hiding an illegal immigrant and lying to the federal government). Spouse - for entering and staying illegally. 

Son needs to be 21 to sponsor mother. 
 
Plus it doesn't matter since the mother is apparently undocumented. Means she cannot adjust status in the US at all. Ever. 
 
She'd would need to go back to Mexico. Face the 10 year ban and then start the sponsoring process. 
 
Sorry this might not be the popular opinion but the officer at the interview had a right to react that way about the illegal person. 

Yes, based on 3 year marriage.  We are a same sex couple. You will have to answer certain questions based on five years for it to accept your answer. It's not a problem.