can an illegal alien who has a felony (gun charge)still become a legal resident?

Answer 1

i hope the hell not .if so lets just let the child molesters start up a day care.

Answer 2

Only if they get a criminal lawyer and get the charge overturned.That will be difficult and it depends on circumstances in the charge.

You can still apply for a green card,but once the litigators for INS look over the case,they'll probably take them to immigration court where the judge will probably issue immediate deportation.It all depends on the litigator looking over the application at INS.

There is a law that states that if a person is here for 10yrs before applying for naturalization,they can't be sent back.So even if the case goes before an immigration court,the judge can't send them back.So he would have to grant legalization.

I hope this helps you.

**personal note:If someone is a felon,I don't know if I'd want them to become a citizen.We have enough of them already.

Answer 3

No. I find it funny that a pro-illegal will defend ANY charge an illegal has on them. Why is this. BTW- if you HAVE a felony on your record, you were convicted, probably for good reason. One felony means you will never be naturalized. We have our own home grown criminals, we don't need to import them.

Answer 4

Illegals are committing felonies by the thousands every day when they steal identities. Congress suggested they be forgiven for destroying millions of innocent peoples credit.

What's another lil ol crime anyway?

Answer 5

nope u got to have a clean record

Answer 6

SURE LET THEM ALL IN WHO CARES RIGHT..we better wake up

Answer 7

I hope not. If it was my choice, never.

Answer 8

I hope not.

Answer 9

I hope not.