In Spanish. I am an undocumented resident of the USA. How can I avoid deportation?

Si eres un residente indocumentado en los Estados Unidos, es importante conocer tus derechos y las opciones legales disponibles para evitar la deportación. Aunque cada situación es única, aquí te dejo algunos consejos generales. Sin embargo, es fundamental que consultes con un abogado especializado en inmigración para recibir asesoría personalizada.

1. Conoce tus derechos

Derecho a permanecer en silencio: Si te detienen las autoridades de inmigración o la policía, no tienes que responder preguntas sobre tu estatus migratorio.

Derecho a un abogado: Si eres detenido o enfrentas un proceso de deportación, tienes derecho a ser representado por un abogado, aunque deberás pagar por sus servicios, a menos que califiques para asistencia legal gratuita.

Debido proceso: Tienes derecho a una audiencia ante un juez de inmigración antes de ser deportado.

2. Mantente informado sobre los cambios legales

Las leyes de inmigración en los EE.UU. cambian con frecuencia, por lo que es importante estar al tanto de posibles reformas o medidas ejecutivas que podrían ofrecer alivio a las personas indocumentadas. Algunas de las opciones disponibles incluyen:

Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia (DACA): Si llegaste a los EE.UU. siendo niño, podrías calificar para el programa DACA, que proporciona un alivio temporal contra la deportación y autorización de trabajo.

Estatus de Protección Temporal (TPS): Si eres originario de un país que ha sido designado para TPS debido a condiciones extraordinarias (como desastres naturales o conflictos armados), podrías calificar para permanecer en los EE.UU. de manera temporal.

Inmigración basada en la familia: Si tienes familiares que son ciudadanos estadounidenses o residentes permanentes, ellos podrían patrocinarte para obtener la residencia legal (green card).

3. Explora opciones de alivio migratorio

Existen varios programas que podrían permitirte regularizar tu situación o quedarte en el país legalmente:

Asilo: Si temes persecución en tu país de origen por razones de raza, religión, nacionalidad, pertenencia a un grupo social específico u opinión política, podrías calificar para solicitar asilo. Es importante presentar la solicitud dentro del primer año de tu llegada, salvo que califiques para alguna excepción.

Visa U (para víctimas de delitos): Si has sido víctima de ciertos crímenes (como violencia doméstica, tráfico de personas, entre otros) y has cooperado con la policía, podrías ser elegible para la visa U, que ofrece estatus legal y permiso de trabajo.

Visa T (para víctimas de trata de personas): Similar a la visa U, esta visa está dirigida a las personas que han sido víctimas de trata de personas.

4. Mantén un perfil bajo

Aunque no es una estrategia legal formal, algunos inmigrantes indocumentados intentan evitar llamar la atención de las autoridades manteniendo un perfil bajo. Esto implica evitar actividades que puedan ponerte en contacto con las autoridades de inmigración o la policía, como involucrarse en problemas legales o ser parte de investigaciones de ICE (Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas).

5. Posibles defensas en la corte de inmigración

Si te encuentras en proceso de deportación, existen algunas defensas que podrían ayudarte a quedarte en el país:

Cancelación de remoción: Si has vivido en los EE.UU. durante un largo periodo, tienes buen carácter moral y tu deportación causaría un sufrimiento extremo a un familiar ciudadano estadounidense o residente permanente, podrías calificar para la cancelación de remoción.

Ajuste de estatus: Si eres elegible para convertirte en residente permanente legal a través de un familiar o un empleador, podrías poder solicitar una "green card", incluso si te encuentras en situación indocumentada.

6. Consulta con un abogado de inmigración

Un abogado especializado en inmigración es fundamental para evaluar todas las opciones legales disponibles para ti. El abogado puede:

Evaluar tu elegibilidad para obtener alivio de la deportación.

Guiarte a través del proceso de solicitud de asilo, TPS u otras formas de alivio.

Representarte en la corte de inmigración.

Ayudarte a entender los detalles de tu situación y aconsejarte sobre los próximos pasos.

7. Protecciones locales y estatales

Algunos estados y ciudades tienen leyes o políticas locales que protegen a los inmigrantes indocumentados de la deportación, al menos en ciertas circunstancias. Las "ciudades santuario" o aquellas con "políticas de acogida" pueden limitar la cooperación de las fuerzas del orden locales con ICE. Es útil investigar las leyes locales en tu área para ver si existen protecciones adicionales.

8. Evita caer en fraudes migratorios

Ten cuidado con personas que prometen "arreglar" tu estatus migratorio a cambio de una tarifa. Muchas veces, estas personas son estafadores que engañan a inmigrantes indocumentados con promesas falsas. Solo un abogado de inmigración licenciado puede ofrecerte asesoría legal confiable.

9. Si eres detenido, sabe cómo actuar

Si te detienen por ICE o por alguna otra autoridad migratoria:

Mantén la calma y ejerce tu derecho a pedir un abogado.

No firmes ningún documento sin comprender su contenido.

Contacta a un abogado lo más pronto posible para explorar las opciones de liberación y defensa contra la deportación.

Conclusión

Aunque la situación de ser indocumentado puede ser desafiante y estresante, comprender tus derechos, explorar todas las opciones legales disponibles y consultar con un abogado especializado son pasos cruciales para evitar la deportación. El camino hacia una posible regularización de tu estatus puede ser largo y complicado, pero no estás solo en este proceso, y existen recursos y mecanismos legales que pueden ayudarte.

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I am an undocumented resident of the USA. How can I avoid deportation?

Being an undocumented resident in the U.S. can be very stressful, and avoiding deportation requires understanding your legal options and rights. While I can provide general information, it's important to consult with an immigration lawyer who can give you advice tailored to your specific situation. However, here are some strategies and things to consider:

1. Know Your Rights

Right to Remain Silent: You do not have to answer questions about your immigration status if you're stopped by immigration authorities or police.

Right to an Attorney: If you're detained or face removal proceedings, you have the right to an attorney, but you will have to pay for one unless you qualify for legal aid.

Due Process: You are entitled to a hearing before an immigration judge before being deported.

2. Stay Informed on Legal Changes

Immigration laws in the U.S. can change frequently, so it's crucial to stay updated on potential reforms or executive actions that could provide relief to undocumented individuals. For example:

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA): If you arrived in the U.S. as a child, you may qualify for DACA, which provides temporary relief from deportation and work authorization.

Temporary Protected Status (TPS): If you're from a country that has been designated for TPS due to war, environmental disasters, or other extraordinary conditions, you may be able to stay in the U.S. temporarily.

Family-based Immigration: If you have family members who are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents, they may be able to sponsor you for a green card.

3. Seek Relief Through Immigration Relief Programs

Asylum: If you fear persecution in your home country, you may be eligible to apply for asylum in the U.S. However, you need to apply within one year of arrival unless you qualify for an exception.

U-Visa (for victims of crime): If you’ve been a victim of certain crimes and cooperated with law enforcement, you may be eligible for a U-Visa, which grants legal status and the ability to work.

T-Visa (for trafficking victims): Similar to the U-Visa, this applies to those who have been victims of human trafficking.

4. Stay Low Profile

While it’s not a legal strategy, some undocumented individuals try to stay under the radar by avoiding situations that may bring them into contact with immigration enforcement. This could mean avoiding criminal activities, staying away from ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) operations, and being cautious about interactions that might expose your status.

 5. Possible Defense in Immigration Court

There are a number of possible defenses that might allow you to stay in the U.S., including:

Cancellation of Removal: If you’ve lived in the U.S. for a certain number of years, you have good moral character, and your removal would cause extreme hardship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family member, you may be eligible for this form of relief.

Adjustment of Status: If you are eligible to become a lawful permanent resident through family or employment, you may be able to apply for a green card even if you're undocumented.

6. Work with an Immigration Lawyer

Consulting with an experienced immigration lawyer can be one of the most crucial steps you take. An attorney can help you:

Assess your eligibility for relief from deportation

Guide you through the process of applying for asylum, TPS, or other forms of relief

Represent you in immigration court

Help you understand the complexities of your situation and advise you on your best course of action

7. Consider Local and State Protections

Some states and cities have local ordinances or laws that protect undocumented immigrants from deportation, at least in certain circumstances. "Sanctuary cities" or places with "welcoming policies" may limit local law enforcement's cooperation with ICE. You can learn more about where you live to see if there are specific protections or resources available in your area.

8. Stay Away from Fraudulent Immigration Schemes

Be cautious of people who promise to "fix" your immigration status for a fee. Many fraudsters prey on undocumented immigrants, promising to help them avoid deportation or gain legal status. Only a licensed immigration lawyer can provide reliable, legal assistance.

9. If Detained, Know How to Respond

If you are detained by ICE or another immigration authority:

Remain calm and assert your right to an attorney.

Do not sign any documents without understanding what they mean.

Contact a lawyer as soon as possible to explore your options for release and fighting deportation.

Ultimately, while avoiding deportation might seem daunting, understanding your rights, exploring all available legal avenues, and seeking expert advice from a lawyer are key steps you can take.

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The United States of America is at War - We are losing

Trump is a Russian asset who works to defeat the United States from within by actively killing Americans and sabotaging our institutions. He is succeeding with both goals.

Here is my proof: I use the tried and true Duck Method of proof in strategy discussions - 'If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, flies like a duck and shits like a duck, it's a duck.' Readers may choose to doubt these assertions. Then, show real proof that contradicts them. Proof is fact only, opinions and emotions do not alter the facts.

War 

War happens to you when your enemies attack you and kill your people and break your things. Countries attacking us today are Russia, China, North Korea and other tyrannies. Their common goal is to kill Americans and break our systems and our common purposes, and, destroy our ability to defend ourselves with armed forces.

Their targets include among others the Rule of Law, enforcement of the Rule of Law, pandemic response, military strength, fair elections and our trust in the media and government.

Killing Americans

Did he screw up the 2020 vaccination program on purpose? Regardless, his botched pandemic response in 2020 killed more than 500,000 Americans. A Russian atom bomb exploding over LA might kill a million Americans. It was a victory for Russia with zero shots fired. 

Here is some context: An atom bomb detonated in an American city may kill a million people and injure thousands more. 'during World War II, American bombing raids on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima (August 6, 1945) and Nagasaki (August 9, 1945) that marked the first use of atomic weapons in war. Tens of thousands were killed in the initial explosions and many more would later succumb to radiation poisoning. On August 10, one day after the bombing of Nagasaki, the Japanese government issued a statement agreeing to accept the Allied surrender' [https://www.britannica.com/event/atomic-bombings-of-Hiroshima-and-Nagasaki]

'An interactive map designed by a nuclear bomb historian estimates more than 1.5 million people would die if an explosive like the one in Hiroshima was detonated in downtown LA.'[https://real923la.iheart.com/featured/la-local-news/content/2024-04-04-nuke-map-shows-the-devastation-of-a-nuclear-bomb-in-los-angeles/]

trump's kills: 'From March 1, 2020, through the end of 2020, there were 522,368 excess deaths in the United States, or 22.9% more deaths than would have been expected in that time period' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistics_of_the_COVID-19_pandemic_in_the_United_States]

Future Kills

Trump nominates Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as head of the Department of Health and Human Services. [https://www.npr.org/2024/11/14/nx-s1-5188411/robert-kennedy-trump-administration-health]

His conviction that vaccines are harmful will mean that the next pandemic may kill another 500,000 or more Americans. It will be another atom bomb dropped on America. There are always new viruses and bacteria with pandemic potential. A national failure to control them vigorously will ensure hundreds of thousands of American deaths.

Breaking our systems 

Rule of Law

'Aside from moral and intellectual principles, the rule of law is the foundation on which the security of property rests: there is a reason that foreign oligarchs park their money in democracies. And it is the international rules-based order that protects the freedom of the seas on which the movement of container ships, for example, depends.... Trump has made it clear that his goal for a second term is to toss overboard the rule of law and the international rules-based order, instead turning the U.S. government into a vehicle for his own revenge and forging individual alliances with autocratic rulers like Russian president Vladimir Putin.' Heather Cox Richardson Nov 14, 2024.

Apolitical Armed Forces

US military strength relies on the dedication of personnel to protect the Constitution. But, Nominee Pete Hegseth plans to install partisan politics into our Armed Forces and require officers to demonstrate political support of a President over the Constitution. That will undermine the morale and the effectiveness of US forces. This pleases our enemies

[https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/14/us/politics/pete-hegseth-defense-criticism.html]

Attorney General and the Rule of Law

Trump nominated Matt Gaetz to become US Attorney General. He is a disgraced pedophile and he is under investigation for numerous crimes. 

That nomination signals Americans that we cannot trust a government which has an accused pedophile as its Attorney General. Our enemies are delighted.

[https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-picks-matt-gaetz-checkered-000748567.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9kdWNrZHVja2dvLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAI3zwjZ0MMMHP6c-hqCA82QpngbZEjctkAdW7OxJubUUtRIRpWuGyY2FF6PIxamBJJWEWVt3QH9SPaoLMTioORJaNGxB4c5plfmZQ1xAPQdeqJt1HUdoFpvXtI6rywMzGCI3wkjid4Ot8RwLpseIhknlit61COuEqqvK9k14pNgO]

National Intelligence

He selects Tulsi Gabbard as national intelligence director.

She is a straight up Russian agent, Alex Wagner, MSNBC, Nov 14, 2024

Putin will have access to all our intelligence including names of our agents on Russian soil. Putin will kill them.

It is unclear whether Ms. Gabbard will have a difficult confirmation, but Democratic senators are expected to ask her about her decision to meet with President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and her past embrace of Russian talking points.

[https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/13/us/politics/trump-tulsi-gabbard-director-national-intelligence.html

Homeland Security

He nominates Kristi Noem to oversee US immigration and detention policies. 

Our enemies love this because she is unpopular. She is hated because, among other things, she shot her own dog.

Pet murdering secretary of the Interior shows we are weak morally and delights our enemies

She defended her decision to shoot the dog, writing on social media: "We love animals, but tough decisions like this happen all the time on a farm."

Deportation

He appoints Stephen Miller to deputy chief of staff for policy [https://www.newsweek.com/kristi-noem-homeland-security-secretary-donald-trump-republicans-1984173]

Miller is a full blown Nazi who will physically harm people he does not like. He might install death camps.

Forcing local police to cooperate with ICE in rounding up immigrants will harm the police's ability to secure information. Immigrant communities will become more afraid of detention if Police act as ICE. This will increase crime rates and reduce convictions. Our enemies are pleased.

Effective Resistance to the trump MAGATS

 

Whenever tyrants are in power, their speeches are disingenuous at best and straight up lies at other times.

 

Effective resistance to the trump MAGATS includes both calling out their lies and publicizing their actions.

 

Such a log of Federal actions should include an estimate of likely costs and benefits to specific, identifiable groups wherever possible For example, an entry might look like this: 'The tax cut trump proposed today likely will benefit high income tax payers by reducing the taxes they pay and also cost average taxpayer more taxes. A secondary cost harms the entire economy by causing an increase in the National debt in order to pay for the tax cuts.

 

Below is a list from CHATGPT:

 

There are several individuals, organizations, and outlets that keep detailed logs of former President Donald Trump's actions, particularly his policy decisions, executive orders, and day-to-day activities. These logs typically track not just his speeches, but also his administrative decisions, meetings, and other significant actions. Here are a few key entities involved in tracking and documenting his actions:

 

Independent Investigative Bodies & Reporters

 

Some investigative bodies and journalists maintain detailed logs of presidential actions through freedom of information requests and interviews. For example, ProPublica, Axios, and other independent outlets frequently publish detailed reports tracking Trump’s actions, particularly when it comes to policy changes, executive orders, and legal matters.

 

Congressional Investigations

 

Congressional committees, such as those investigating the events surrounding the January 6th attack, have kept detailed records of Trump’s actions and involvement in key events. These investigations often involve extensive logging of presidential decisions and communications.

 

Trump Administration White House Archives (Online)

 

The Trump White House website and the related archives include collections of public records, documents, and press releases that reflect the administration’s policy decisions and actions. While this is not exhaustive of every action, it is an official record of significant activities.

 

The Brookings Institution & Other Think Tanks

 

Research institutions like Brookings, the Cato Institute, and the Heritage Foundation maintain detailed analyses of presidential actions and often provide comprehensive reports on the Trump administration’s actions across various sectors—domestic policy, foreign policy, and more.

 

Media Organizations

 

Major news outlets such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Politico often maintain detailed timelines and logs of presidential actions, as well as in-depth reporting on policy decisions and political developments. These sources typically track significant actions, meetings, and events involving the president beyond his speeches.

 

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

 

NARA maintains presidential records, including logs of actions taken by the president. It houses materials such as memos, meeting notes, and any official records generated by the Trump administration, which could include logs of his actions (as opposed to speeches).

 

The Federal Register

 

This is the official journal of the U.S. government that records the actions of the president, including executive orders, proclamations, and significant regulatory actions. It’s an important resource for tracking official executive actions and decisions made by Trump during his time in office.

 

The White House

 

During his presidency, the White House itself kept records of his daily activities, meetings, decisions, and executive actions. These were often compiled into internal records such as briefing books or schedule logs, which were later accessible through official channels like the National Archives.

 

Here is the F#@&ING TRUTH

 

Because some of you MAGAT TRAITOR Senators and Representatives are bald-face cowards who will not think of disagreeing with Traitor trump, you place some of my family and me in mortal danger.

 

Their deaths will be on you. May you all rot in hell.

 

It is not about just the Constitution; it's also about the lives you want to take.

 

IMMIGRATION - some of my family are not yet citizens; we will fight you and your trolls violently.

 

You cowards will rip families apart just to be cruel. Prices of everything will go up since aliens do much of the work to feed and shelter us. Many WHITE AMERICAN BORN FAMILIES and others will be seriously hurt from price increases and may lose their homes and businesses. It is on you.

 

COWARDS, Tell us where ARE the CONCENTRATION CAMPS and OVENS.  

TARIFFS - Any new or higher tariffs will simply raise consumer prices and hurt all NATIVE BORN WHITE FAMILIES  and others.

 

ABORTION - You will murder in cold blood more of my WHITE NATIVE BORN AMERICAN sisters, children and grandchildren  and others. They will die from lack of health care which you have made illegal.

 

Many WHITE NATIVE BORN AMERICAN women  and others have died already because YOU deny them medical care.

 

LGBT people - Leave them alone!! All the WHITE NATIVE BORN AMERICANS  and others want is to love and be loved in return; but you MAGAT TRAITORS perform cruelty on them just because you can get away with it.

 

RACE  -  Some NATIVE BORN AMERICANS are not white. They are Americans. You are declaring WAR on AMERICAN CITIZENS.

All of this, ALL OF THIS, serves ONLY to empower a racist, criminal traitor crybaby coward. 

I cannot......

I could go on, but there is no need - you get the picture. And so do we.

 

You are all disgusting, evil people who deserve to die.

 

For Gods' sake, have some decency for once in your life. Stand up to the MAGAT TRAITOR.

 

Wear Black - Show Your Back

 

Wear Black - Show Your Back.  Black shows mourning for our American Democracy. 

I want to show my disapproval of the entire population of MAGA traitors who now run the United States. I don't like them. 

They're traitors and fascists, each and every one.

Join me and maybe we can protest by standing near the White House, Supreme Court and anyplace else the Federal MAGA TRAITORS work or live by doing this:

Face away from the MAGAT TRAITORS.

Wear Black - Show Your Back