Where is the law that says that I can't come here from Mexico?

Question

Do you really know, or are you just saying its illegal? I want links people.

Viva Mexico!

Answer 1

United States Code

TITLE 8 - ALIENS AND NATIONALITY
CHAPTER 12 - IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY
SUBCHAPTER II - IMMIGRATION
PART VIII - GENERAL PENALTY PROVISIONS

Section 1321. Prevention Of Unauthorized Landing Of Aliens
Section 1322. Bringing In Aliens Subject To Denial Of Admission On A Health-Related Ground; Persons Liable; Clearance Papers; Exceptions; "Person" Defined
Section 1323. Unlawful Bringing Of Aliens Into United States
Section 1324. Bringing In And Harboring Certain Aliens
Section 1324a. Unlawful Employment Of Aliens
Section 1324b. Unfair Immigration-Related Employment Practices
Section 1324c. Penalties For Document Fraud
Section 1324d. Civil Penalties For Failure To Depart
Section 1325. Improper Entry By Alien
Section 1326. Reentry Of Removed Aliens
Section 1327. Aiding Or Assisting Certain Aliens To Enter
Section 1328. Importation Of Alien For Immoral Purpose
Section 1329. Jurisdiction Of District Courts
Section 1330. Collection Of Penalties And Expenses

Answer 2

You can come here from Mexico- you just have apply for a visa
the link below is to the dept of immigration read up my friend

An immigrant is a foreign national who has been granted the privilege of living and working permanently in the United States. You must go through a multi-step process to become an immigrant. In most cases, the US government must first approve an immigrant petition for you, usually filed by an employer or relative. Then, an immigrant visa number must be available to you, even if you are already in the United States. After that, if you are already in the United States, you may apply to adjust to permanent resident status (If you are outside the United States, you will be notified to go to the local U.S. consulate to complete the processing for an immigrant visa.)

A valid U.S. green card also called an immigrant visa allows an alien to become a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. and to work legally, travel abroad and return, bring in a spouse and children and become eligible for citizenship. There is no time restriction for green card holders as long as they are permanent residents living in the United States.

A legitimate green card holder can apply for citizenship after a continuous five years of residence in the United States. There are many advantages to being an US citizen. Click here to learn more about becoming a US citizen. You may also apply for this year's green card lottery where you and your family may be able to enter the United States.

The Immigration Assistance Center informs you into the different types of green cards and produced many packages that contains specific details and all the necessary forms.

Answer 3

I'll give you a link alright. You should know better on the process of coming here from Mexico, Legally.

Answer 4

Read the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 and find the links yourself.

No one said you cannot come here. We said you cannot come here ILLEGALLY. If you cannot respect the laws of the U.S., we'd prefer if you would stay home.

Answer 5

Seriously

Answer 6

No problem with you coming here as long as you do it the legal way and become a US citizen.

Answer 7

Were sending INS over to your house right now so they can show you the law! Come here legally or go home.

Answer 8

Let me write that one:
LAW: You can't come here from Mexico, illegally.
How's that???

Answer 9

There is no law that prevents you from coming here , only a law that says , you can't stay here , unless you go the legal way .
Idiot !!

Answer 10

the law say that you only can come here legally