[NYRepublican72]

My heart bleeds. Not. I've got an idea... Reunite with your gang-banger husband in Mexico instead.

[Fai Mao]

” Reunite with your gang-banger husband in Mexico instead.”

Or, have the tattoos removed.

[Gaffer]

I married while in the service overseas in 1974. Even had a son after that. I was always told there was no guarantee my wife would be able to come with me or get a green card. It took nearly two years to get that stuff approved via several consular visits, interviews and paperwork in addition to health screenings, background checks and a number of other things.

I say tough toenails for this guy and his wife. We used to have much more stringent requirements. For him to be not approved means it’s more than just some tattoos.

[9YearLurker]

So his wife won’t go to Mexico to be with her husband?

[Bernard]

Well, the guy snuck in once already, so what is keeping him from sneaking in again?

[Kid Shelleen]

Lots of facts missing from this article. I don’t buy that he returned to Mexico on his own simple to “pursue legal residency”.

[Delta 21]

You mean he cant LEGALLY return to the U.S. He will just have to sneak in like all the rest.

[Cowboy Bob]

Yea, what’s wrong with the family moving with Mexico. Is there something wrong with Mexico?

[rrrod]

ef em!

[ConservativeMind]

If you came here illegally, this is one of the problems all illegals should always have.

[DoodleDawg]

Maybe he should have thought twice before getting the ink?

[Lazamataz]

Shut up and die.

[cripplecreek]

Tough. Being married to an American isn’t enough.

A few years back in Jackson Michigan we had a Canadian arrested for stealing over $100,000 from Home Depot where she worked. Then it was discovered that she was illegally living and working in the USA so she was going to be deported. She and her boyfriend hurriedly got married out of the belief that it would prevent her deportation. It didn’t. Then it turned out that her husband was denied entry to Canada due to his lengthy felony record.

[SubMareener]

I have a friend who married a Canadian nurse who was working in Arizona under pre-9/11 rules. She was told she was grandfathered under the new rules. Except when she went back to Canada to visit three years ago she wasn’t allowed back into the USA.

[oldplayer]

One down . . . at least it’s a start.
Oldplayer

[ExCTCitizen]

Now lets deport the rest of them...INCLUDING ALL AMERICAN BORN MEXICANS!!! Lets start with a law being passed as English as the ONLY official language...

If you want to speak Spanish...STAY IN MEXICO, CUBA, or other Spanish speaking hellholes...

[ExCTCitizen]

Ms Ruiz, I have an idea...pack your SEMI-ILLEGAL kids AND MOVE TO MEXICO!!!

[Roman_War_Criminal]

He can re-unite with her in México...
What is it with the law-breaking left that always makes them want us to shed tears?

I don’t buy that dead “syrian baby” story nor this one.

[PoloSec]

Wouldn’t be surprised if obama took personal interest in getting this guy back in the U.S. whereas he would leave a natural born U.S. citizen to rot in a Mexican jail for no reason.

[maggief]

I was hoping this was another ¡Yeb! thread. :)

[Gay State Conservative]

Assuming he doesn't have a Green Card if he's not a citizen it doesn't matter about the tattoos.If he does have a Green Card the gang tattoos are enough to have it revoked on the spot.

TOUGH LUCK,PEDRO!