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Originally Posted by 98s14inaz
I think what he is trying to do is get a psychologist note saying that his father's deportation is causing him mental duress (spell check please). He's hoping if he can document it medically ICE will cut his father some slack and give him a visa or bump him up in line for citizenship.
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this is obviously what he is after. Now my parents got divorced when I was 15. It had no adverse effect on me. hehehehehehe I went down the road based on my own choices. Honestly people lose their parents all the time and manage to survive. So this is going to be a tough case to get some kind of leniency on. I.E. you stand a better chance of proving economic hardship.
The other question that comes to mind though i, If your dad was here legally and he knew his work visa was coming up, why did he not act to renew, or get sponsored by his employer? Just wondering about that.
Truthfully though, your looking for the easy way out to a difficult problem that may not have a easy way out. Also you may go to the doctor and they may say your a perfectly healthy normal teenager going through changes and anxiety. Both of which would not have any effect on immigration giving your dad a break.
I hate to say this but its true. Your dad has been caught up in a immigration crisis. Though he may be doing it the right way and never violated the system is reacting to the major influx of illegal immigration that is unprecedented in the history of this country. The shear numbers of illegals who are here or come here is off the hook and those fucks want to just be made citizens just because they are here already. I am sorry but thats bullshit.
They want to become citizens or work here legally? They should do what your dad did, the right way. Which brings up my earlier question, if your dad was here legally and knew he had to do something about his status, why did he wait till the end and then just leave? unless he did try and was out of work.