How to deport someone?

ejazbmw · 06-19-2007, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by ward

sounds like a mail order bride gone bad!

dude funniest post of the day hands down

MoreCowbell · 06-19-2007, 08:09 PM

Jerry!!! Jerry!!! Help Meeeeeeee!!!

canucklion · 06-19-2007, 08:10 PM

babu

F2006 · 06-19-2007, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Mo

I've had a couple of employees that went thru this and here is how it works. Once you fire them, if i remember correctly, they have 45 days to get another job that is willing to pick up their visa otherwise they must return to their country. That is why he is looking for another job with your visa because unless he finds another job he will be deported.

If he can't find another employer willing to sponsor him he will become an illegal alien. The likelihood of him being deported is extremely small - why do you think there are approx. 12 million illegal aliens in the US?

toofasttooslow · 06-19-2007, 10:43 PM

Damn near impossible to get deported out of this country for anything these days. Even if you commit a crime. However, you could call the FBI anonymous terrorist tip line and send him/her to Gitmo for awhile.

That's a joke by the way. Don't seriously do that because that would be really messed up.

JOYRIIDE1113 · 06-20-2007, 10:43 AM

Here is the thing. He has already passed the 45 day wait period. He is from Germany but was working in Argentina under someone else's sponsership. I got it transferred to me. I was warned about his intentions from his first sponser but I didn't listen. He ended up working for me for about 6 months up until i found out he was stealing from me and my clients. I now have soo many issues that he is not even willing to help me work out. I wanted him in the country at first so i can effectively point my finger at him but I already settled and paid things off. Now I go to find out this prick is trying to get a part time job working for another investment company and saying he currently works with me. Thats some nerve if you ask me. He has no family here. I want him out. His Visa is revoked. He is not in transfer status. He is illegal...

phatr1s · 06-20-2007, 10:58 AM

If you have proof that he steal something from you, then call the police and open a report, he will be arrested and then transfer to the INS for deportation.

achien · 06-20-2007, 04:00 PM

Any time you get the government involved, it will take a good while (I had obtained work visa multiple times from the INS).

You may be better off spending your time on your side business.

MTV · 06-20-2007, 04:05 PM

Deport that son of a bitch!

ward · 06-20-2007, 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by JOYRIIDE1113

Here is the thing. He has already passed the 45 day wait period. He is from Germany but was working in Argentina under someone else's sponsership. I got it transferred to me. I was warned about his intentions from his first sponser but I didn't listen. He ended up working for me for about 6 months up until i found out he was stealing from me and my clients. I now have soo many issues that he is not even willing to help me work out. I wanted him in the country at first so i can effectively point my finger at him but I already settled and paid things off. Now I go to find out this prick is trying to get a part time job working for another investment company and saying he currently works with me. Thats some nerve if you ask me. He has no family here. I want him out. His Visa is revoked. He is not in transfer status. He is illegal...

your mail order bride turned out to be a dude? I'd want to send that back too!

SteveMD · 06-20-2007, 04:12 PM

Not to be a picker of nits but there is no such thing as the INS as mentioned many times in this thread. The old INS is now under The Department of Homeland Security and is called the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (UCSIS).

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis

toofasttooslow · 06-20-2007, 04:48 PM

I hear Tony Soprano is looking for work...

007e92 · 06-20-2007, 04:53 PM

deport that mother effer!

aapriadi · 06-20-2007, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by ward

your mail order bride turned out to be a dude? I'd want to send that back too!

oh ward you're the man of the day

Str8EJ · 06-24-2007, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by 007e92

deport that mother effer!

love 'em & leave 'em, hunh?

babu...ha.

Kiemyster · 06-24-2007, 08:18 PM

ahahahha BABU!!!! Jerry Seinfeld is sooo old but classic!

deport that son of a bitch. my father had the same problem. we own several real estate companies and this one employee stole a good bit of clients and went off to work at century21. those bastards conned her into ding it to. if anyone here works at century21, shame on you!

TMNT · 06-24-2007, 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveMD

Not to be a picker of nits but there is no such thing as the INS as mentioned many times in this thread. The old INS is now under The Department of Homeland Security and is called the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (UCSIS).

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis

Exactly. The INS has been out of existence for over 4 years.

schneid4323 · 06-24-2007, 09:26 PM

basically, depends what state you are in. Bribing immigration officers is probably your best shot.

Just shot him, he has no family here, sounds like a Jon Doe

Driver72 · 06-24-2007, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by fotios330i

One of my employees in my restaurant keeps making mistakes. Should I deport him....hmmmm.

If he's illegal then it sounds like you have two reasons to get rid of him and the US government has a good reason to fine you if you don't.

chicagolab · 06-24-2007, 10:16 PM

the government is not going to send someone out to track down someone you want to get out of the country. Sorry, not going to happen. If that were the case thousands would be getting tracked down then held then deported. It takes a long time and ($).

Report that this person is no longer an employee and let the government stop his immigration/visa., thats about the best you can do.

it takes months to years to deport convicted criminals, the government will not actively seek and deport someone who has overstayed a visa.

Robert · 06-25-2007, 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by chicagolab

the government is not going to send someone out to track down someone you want to get out of the country. Sorry, not going to happen. If that were the case thousands would be getting tracked down then held then deported. It takes a long time and ($).

Report that this person is no longer an employee and let the government stop his immigration/visa., thats about the best you can do.

it takes months to years to deport convicted criminals, the government will not actively seek and deport someone who has overstayed a visa.

They are my thoughts exactly. Like someone said there are 12 million illegals in this country, imagine the wait you will be on the phone for.

thedean786 · 06-25-2007, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by JOYRIIDE1113

I manage a side business. I employed him with an H1B Visa. It has been two months since I revoked it, yet he still tells people he works for me... Recently I got a call from some employer asking if he still works for me, since his visa says my company name. He is obviously looking for work and using the Visa I sponsered. Theres a reason why he was fired and the quicker I can get him out of this country the better. I promise I'd give a story behind it. Im not a dick, there's a reason.

Trust me when he shows up at your door before his deportation hearing with a gun - he'll have a reason as well.

Don;t destroy someones life because they are being a dick. I'm sure he is not the first person in the world who has used false references. Seriously, ask yourself what you would do had the guy been a citizen.

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JOYRIIDE1113 Pirate 113 Rep 1,395 Posts Drives: Detailing Shark Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Miami-Kendall iTrader: (1)	Here is the thing. He has already passed the 45 day wait period. He is from Germany but was working in Argentina under someone else's sponsership. I got it transferred to me. I was warned about his intentions from his first sponser but I didn't listen. He ended up working for me for about 6 months up until i found out he was stealing from me and my clients. I now have soo many issues that he is not even willing to help me work out. I wanted him in the country at first so i can effectively point my finger at him but I already settled and paid things off. Now I go to find out this prick is trying to get a part time job working for another investment company and saying he currently works with me. Thats some nerve if you ask me. He has no family here. I want him out. His Visa is revoked. He is not in transfer status. He is illegal...
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