Looking into the law for illegal entree into the USA it clearly says its only considered a misdemeanor?

Question

in the past years, so if a person came in illegal 5 years ago, and the laws changed to include a felony charge years later, how can that charge be put on a person that wasn't even here at the time the law changed,further more to have this felony charge added to your history should be illegal, and if immigration is unlawfully allowed to bar a person from reentery into the USA for 10 years based on this felony charge, INS is showing they think they are above the laws that give us all fair treatment, most laws not at the level of a felony charge are settled by paying a fine, which would seam in order in the case of this person coming into the USA before the laws changed to include the felony charge, this person left the USA without force,no deportation took place,been in mexico 1 year, what ground does the INS have to inflicked anything on this person or refuse reentery on an approved I-130 petition wife of a US citizen, i would like to know my legal right as the husband.??? thank you

they boldly told me at the american consalate in mexico that if INS found out that i was already married to my wife they would never allow her in the usa,so far that has proven to be the case.

Answer 1

staying within the US makes crossing the border a continueing crime, it is not just the event of crossing the border, but it continues as a crime in process, so as long as they are in the nation, at the time the law changed, they are not also guilty of the new higher charge

Answer 2

Those who enter the USA illegally should not be looking for "Fair Treatment" from the INS. They should be looking at what their Country of Citizenship does to illegals and expect the same here.

Answer 3

Shouldn't your name be Fearless Rambler?