How can I bring my husband back so I can take care of him?

Unless he has a criminal record, has previously been deported or overstayed in the U.S. and then returned this is a straightforward process of you petitioning for him and his processing overseas at the consulate in Ciudad Juarez.

If your husband is likely to be a public charge due to his medical needs, he can be denied a visa. He may consider humanitarian parole, where someone can prove to the satisfaction of DHS that he will not benefit as a public charge from subsidized or unpaid emergency medical care due to his weakening condition. Again, if you can find a hospital willing to cover the costs to treat him or verify that he can afford to pay all medical bills without it using public funds What is called a humanitarian parole request may be filed. However, many cannot prove that humanitarian parole is needed or possible without a hospital or wealthy sponsor's cooperation. Our office can help where there is financial support, but such efforts may not be possible. This is often true where you and your husband are economically challenged at this time.