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An illegal immigrant in the United States is someone who is residing in the country without legal authorization. This can happen in a few common ways:

Entering Without Permission: Some individuals cross the U.S. borders without going through official immigration checkpoints or without a valid visa or permit.

Overstaying a Visa: Many undocumented immigrants entered the U.S. legally on a temporary visa (such as a tourist, student, or work visa) but stayed beyond the period their visa allowed. This is one of the most common ways people become undocumented.

Violating Visa Terms: In some cases, individuals enter the country legally but violate the terms of their visa, such as by working when their visa does not permit employment.

Legal Implications
Illegal immigrants lack the documentation needed for lawful residency, which can limit their access to services and put them at risk of deportation. However, laws regarding immigration and unauthorized status can vary at state and local levels.

Trump plans deportation of illegal immigrants from Day 1

I see big problems with this. A child automatically gets US citizenship at birth, many illegal citizens have children born in the US, who cannot be deported

How do you deport a 3 year old citizen with the illegal parents? It's going to be tough. It will require breaking up many families, taking the children into care, and many children never seeing their parents again

It will be really tough

gidgiddy:
I see big problems with this. A child automatically gets US citizenship at birth, many illegal citizens have children born in the US, who cannot be deported

How do you deport a 3 year old citizen with the illegal parents? It's going to be tough. It will require breaking up many families, taking the children into care, and many children never seeing their parents again

It will be really tough

It's a complex scenario

I see big problems with this. A child automatically gets US citizenship at birth, many illegal citizens have children born in the US, who cannot be deported

How do you deport a 3 year old citizen with the illegal parents? It's going to be tough. It will require breaking up many families, taking the children into care, and many children never seeing their parents again

It will be really tough

He did it before and he's gonna double that in his second coming.


Wait for it.