Re: Can i be deported for driving with an expired license?

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Your’s friend could be deported in literally hours if his
name appears on the computer or after his court case.
However, no matter if he has citizen family, decades of
residency, or property. Absconders often do not know they
fall into the category, or how it is different from being
plain undocumented. The Absconder Apprehension Initiative
may be the first time in US history that a half million
people are fugitives without knowing it. It is depend how
they look at it, but accidental or negligent conduct are not
crimes of violence for immigration purposes and therefore
cannot be aggravated felonies (Leocal v. Ashcroft- Supreme
Court Decision).

Thanks

On 10/23/09, jessie wrote:
> a good friend of min is an illegal immigrant from
Argentina.
> He was recently pulled over in the state of CA. He was
cited
> for driving without a license. His utah license expired in
> feb2009. His car was towed. He picked up his car the same
> day. He was pulled over again by the same cop a few days
> later, since the cop recognized the truck. he was cited
> again for driving with out a valid license. car was towed
> for 30days. I believe that this time, he presented his
> international license. but it wasn't accepted. He has a
> court date on Nov5 and another on Nov12. each a
misdemeanor.
> is there a possibility that he can be deported back to his
> home country, or that his legal status will be an issue
when
> he goes to court?