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I think their case should be handled the same way a heterosexual couples' would be, which is he will likely be deported back to Costa Rica to sit out a ban.
I think their case should be handled the same way a heterosexual couples' would be, which is he will likely be deported back to Costa Rica to sit out a ban.
But otherwise, unless interpretation changes for USCIS to recognize gay marriage, he will not be able to come back legally (based on the relationship at least) after a ban. He wouldn't be able to qualify for a visitor's visa (B2), because his marital relationship is viewed as "immigrant intent" (in other words, he would likely "overstay"). The case won't be handled like a heterosexual couple at all.
Last edited by IBMMuseum; 07-14-2011 at 01:19 PM..
Since Texas does not recognize gay marriage the guy goes the same way as any other illegal alien....
** DEPORTED **
Deported hell, the illegals around here get drivers licenses and no one keeping them from voting.
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