However, he is undocumented and has no green card or driver’s license. He is currently in the hospital but we are afraid that he might be put in custody for driving without his license and possibly violating his probation by driving without a license (which he got for having a broken windshield and driving without a license). Is it possible that he can get deported?
If a person has entered without inspection, then anything is possible. However, he is not in DHS Custody, nor has he committed a violent crime. He needs to eventually get his TVDL drivers license, which may eventually be done even if he is unlawfully present in Illinois. Yet, he also has to commit to seeking lawful status, which may still be possible. As a result, I strongly recommend an appointment with a competent and experienced immigration attorney, who will take enough time to investigate, research and provide appropriate legal advice to your dad. Perhaps, he has a pathway to lawful permanent resident status, but he has to find an appropriate path.
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