CleanSump
Site Donor 2026
I love it!
Years ago my wife and SD went through all the legal steps, and it was expensive, but doable.
More recently, my nephew married an "undocumented" person a few years ago. This past year they finally got scared and took family's advice and went to Immigration. They had her do the paperwork, get the birth certificate, foreign legal background check, get them translated, and pay the fees. They called her in and said if she self deported they would make a appointment at the US Embassy in Honduras to plead her case. The two of them went and two weeks after the appointment she had a green card and returned.
So all this it's too hard and we're cruel falls on deaf ears with me. The current administration granted her a green card because she did what they told her to do.
My ancestors came to VA in 1623.