Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

Yes, she can be questioned and can be selected for secondary inspection.

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There's a rebuttable presumption against her, but with proof of what happened, she should be able to return here, assuming she otherwise is admissible to the U.S. It would help if she presents evidence of her situation upon entry to the U.S. with legal argument how she retained her permanent residence.

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Hello:

Her Green-Card is good for entry if she has not been gone for one year. Thus, she will probably be questioned, but as long as her intention was always to reenter the U.S., she can legally enter. She should not sign any document which asks her to voluntarily relinquish her residency.