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I am a US citizen married to a wonderful amazing man for 6 years now. My husband came here when he was 6 and was not told he was an "illegal" until 17 years of age when he was about to get his license. Talk about cruel. He was brought here legally under a visa but, it was lost through the years. He is so intelligent and has so much to offer; it isn't fair that he was brought here as a baby and now he has to suffer until someone with half a brain passes a decent immigration reform. I would be lost without him and I really feel that if this issue isn't resolved soon then I am going to have to leave my family/life to give him enough courage to move back to Columbia and live a decent carefree life there. I have been to the best lawyers that say there is nothing we can do. I feel for all of the hardworking Americans mistaken for criminals. A piece of paper doesn't make you an American, your beliefs, culture, language and heart does. My husband has been in this country for 22 years and still can't drive a car, work decently, go to college and feel comfortable having children without worrying about the kind of life/position he could put them in. How could God place such a wonderful humanitarian in a terrible position like this? Well, I am not going without a fight! No way, over my dead body that he is being taken away from me.

Maina
NJ

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Maina, I really feel for you and all the other in the same situation. My fiance's parents brought him here when he was 12 years old. He is now 27. Last year he tried to get a driver license and got arrested. He has been going back and forth and so far, all the immigration judges his case was brought to have denied him. They just want to send him back. I am hurt because I cannot marry him to help him. I am just an illegal.

No name given
NY

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I was just recently seperated from my wife of 5 yrs by the INS in October 2007. I saw your story and it makes me sad because my wife faces the same 10 year bar for being brought here as a child. I hope things get better for you and your husband and I hope we have the same strength to endure as you have if INS decides to punish my wife.

Hugo
San Antonio, TX

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