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He voted for Trump. Now his wife sits in an ICE detention center.
(www.usatoday.com)
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Did you read the article? It says they had an immigration application currently under review. That isn’t the same thing.
If you overstay, you are required to leave the country to apply. Just because they filed some paperwork doesn't change that.
This is untrue. My wife overstayed her visa by a couple months by the time we applied for permanent residency. She was advised by a lawyer and immigration services themselves NOT to leave the country because her most recent entry was done legally and without the intent to stay for ever (student visa).
ICE has been arresting people at green card interviews.