A Colombian woman that has an expired visa since 1997 can take advantage of her new born child to legalize her status? This is called "Anchor Child" but the question is; having a child is a legal way to bypass the immigration's laws?
Family court always grants preference to the mother regardless her status. However, granting custody of a child who is American citizen and lives in the United States to a person who has been deported and ineligible for wavier sounds to me as if one court is bypassing other courts decisions. The question is: Is that a legal procedure?
The mother has been deported, the father is an American citizen and have no problems with the law, has a stable income and high education, is married with another woman and everything is perfect. Would DOJ assign the permanent resident status to the mother just to keep her in custody of the child?
Family court always grants preference to the mother regardless her status. However, granting custody of a child who is American citizen and lives in the United States to a person who has been deported and ineligible for wavier sounds to me as if one court is bypassing other courts decisions. The question is: Is that a legal procedure?
The mother has been deported, the father is an American citizen and have no problems with the law, has a stable income and high education, is married with another woman and everything is perfect. Would DOJ assign the permanent resident status to the mother just to keep her in custody of the child?