Legal Question in Immigration Law in Tennessee

He needs to retain an immigration lawyer practicing in the Immigration Court in your State. If he is deported (or was deported in 2005 when he failed to go to Immigration Court?), it won't be easy coming back. He might be able to ask the judge for voluntary departure if he was not yet ordered deported (and go back to Honduras voluntarily). Once he leaves the country, he will become inadmissible for 10 years, and will require both a visa and a hardship waiver in order to be able to come back. Since you are not married to him, you can't petition for him as your husband. You need to provide more details about his situation, so an attorney can advise you.

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