Like doing their homework and practicing their Spanish or French, and the agent hears this foreign language.
An English speaking student "deported" to Mexico or France.
Like doing their homework and practicing their Spanish or French, and the agent hears this foreign language.
An English speaking student "deported" to Mexico or France.
If their visa is still valid, there’s no reason to deport them
lol No. There is a procedure and it would not be, "I heard him say , 'Buenos dias.' so he must be illegal. Let's deport him without checking if he's a citizen or his immigration status."
Why? That is a silly reason. If they student is a citizen, they have nothing to worry about.
Because some immigration officers are paranoid and xenophobic.
No, a high school student cannot be deported simply for speaking a foreign language like Spanish or French. Deportation actions are based on legal status and violations of immigration laws, not language use. Practicing a language for homework does not affect a student's residency status. Understanding the complexities of immigration laws is crucial, and speaking different languages is a valuable skill that should be encouraged in educational settings. If there are concerns about immigration status, consulting with an immigration lawyer can provide clarity and guidance.
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No one random officer has that much authority.
Uhm no.
Nope.