Legal Question in Immigration Law in Mexico

I am a naturalized mexican citizen living in mexico. I have a double life deportation from the US, my last sentencing was in 2006. The hearings drug on for months, and at my last hearing my lawyer was not present. I ended up voluntarily deporting myself. Since I have been living in Mexico I have meet an american citizen and we have a child together who is dual citizen. I also have a daughter back in the US. Is there any possibility of ever entering the US.


Asked on 7/28/10, 11:45 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Luba Smal Smal Immigration Law Office

To answer your question, I need to know more about your criminal history and to review your immigration court paperwork. If you were granted Voluntary Departure instead of deportation, it's great. However, if you have a 'permanent bar' or inadmissible for certain crimes (e.g. drugs, weapons, etc), that is a different situation.

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Answered on 7/28/10, 1:39 pm


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