Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

Unless you are married to a US citizen or petitioned by a US citizen parent (and you are under 21), or petitioned by a US citizen child, or can qualify under VAWA -- there is not much that you can do. To become a permanent resident, typically, an applicant has to be in lawful status and be eligible to apply for a green card. Currently, your status is unlawful and you are deportable if apprehended by the ICE.

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