The United States immigration system is very complex. The Immigration and Naturalization ACT is the main body of law that governs current immigration policy in the United States. For the purpose of this paper, I am going to briefly discuss the deportation procedures that the United States currently abides by. First off, the main agency that deals with illegal immigration is Immigrations Customs Enforcements, aka ICE. Subject for types of people that can be deported includes any undocumented immigrant that illegally crosses the border or overstays their visas, and any immigrant on green-card status that violates one of the immigration laws given to them in their terms of conditions for staying in the United States (alllaw.com). The grounds
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potential RPI must clear all national security and law enforcements reviews and they must satisfy any applicable federal tax liability (MPI issue brief). If the immigrant applying is passes and meets all the requirements, then RPI status will be granted for six years, which is abled to be renewed at the end of the six years. Extensions are abled to be granted if the RPI shows evidence of working during their six year term of status with no longer than sixty days of unemployment. Also, if there is no federal tax liability, then they may be granted an extension of their RPI status. Any individuals who are apprehended by DHS officials after date of enactment who appear prima facie eligible may apply (MPI issue brief). If there application is accepted , then all removal proceedings occurring at the time will come to a halt. For fines and fees, there is a $1,000 penalty for any noncitizen 21 and older, with a requirement of 500 dollars that must be paid upfront. In order to apply for a status of lawful permanent residence, immigrants must currently obtain RPI status and maintain their eligibility. In addition, they are not permitted to be out of the United States for no longer than 180 days, and have registered for the elective service (MPI issue brief). Lastly, they must have all national security and law enforcement background checks completed and they have to show examples of understanding and speaking the English language. If they cannot show they can speak proficiently in English, then they must be enrolled in classes that put them on a track to learn and gain knowledge of the english
potential RPI must clear all national security and law enforcements reviews and they must satisfy any applicable federal tax liability (MPI issue brief). If the immigrant applying is passes and meets all the requirements, then RPI status will be granted for six years, which is abled to be renewed at the end of the six years. Extensions are abled to be granted if the RPI shows evidence of working during their six year term of status with no longer than sixty days of unemployment. Also, if there is no federal tax liability, then they may be granted an extension of their RPI status. Any individuals who are apprehended by DHS officials after date of enactment who appear prima facie eligible may apply (MPI issue brief). If there application is accepted , then all removal proceedings occurring at the time will come to a halt. For fines and fees, there is a $1,000 penalty for any noncitizen 21 and older, with a requirement of 500 dollars that must be paid upfront. In order to apply for a status of lawful permanent residence, immigrants must currently obtain RPI status and maintain their eligibility. In addition, they are not permitted to be out of the United States for no longer than 180 days, and have registered for the elective service (MPI issue brief). Lastly, they must have all national security and law enforcement background checks completed and they have to show examples of understanding and speaking the English language. If they cannot show they can speak proficiently in English, then they must be enrolled in classes that put them on a track to learn and gain knowledge of the english