Wanted to update on why we got a Second USCIS interview and how it went!

[katie1990 23]

Hi everyone, I'm wanting to share my experience. I had previously posted on the fact that even though me and my husband had already been interviewed for his marriage green card, we received a second interview in the mail. I was freaking out because you automatically assume that something has gone wrong. While we were waiting for a while on the lobby, the Immigration officer that you hand out your appointment interview paper to came out and said that we were scheduled by mistake, that the contractors that schedule the interviews are not USCIS affiliated and therefore my husbands file somehow got rescheduled, and it happens often. He said that even the supervisor was reviewing my husbands file and said that he didn't understand why we were called in again, if everything was good with his case. The officer did tell us that an interviewing officer would be calling us in either way and maybe we might be getting our case adjudicated right then and there. Good news right? Actually things went pretty bad, My husband when he was 17, during one whole week, he kept getting caught at the border and thrown right back to Mexico. Until he successfully entered. Heres the thing though, He wasn't deported, he was whats called "catch and release". So apparently the interviewing officer said that he thinks my husband is ineligible for a green card because of all those times he was caught at the border, he kept asking my husband what exactly happened, did he see a judge, how long did it take for CBP to send him out, did he sign official deportation papers, or "exclusion papers". Now before any of this we did a FOIA and nothing came up, which means he wasn't officially deported. Now the interviewing officer said that he would be contacting CBP to see what exactly happened at the border. And depending on what happened he would be sending a decision. Now if anyone can answer these questions, so if it turns out he was just "caught and released" and not officially deported, he will get an approval for a green card right ? or even then will he still be denied ? And even so doesn't 245i cover it ? thats the whole point of it right ?