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My boyfriend is planning to overstay in the US

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Truth be told, this guy can live in the US for a hundred years. If you like each other, then you should find a way to coexist across in two countries. Otherwise, a pregnancy alone will not convince too many people to abandon their American dreams. In other words, prepare for a future without this guy. Good luck. 

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Sorry to say but I think you are better off without a boyfriend who doesn't want to face his responsibilities as a father.

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I think this is an immigration question, she wants to know how to get him deported.

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On 10/11/2021 at 2:37 AM, orangeal said:

Truth be told, this guy can live in the US for a hundred years. If you like each other, then you should find a way to coexist across in two countries. Otherwise, a pregnancy alone will not convince too many people to abandon their American dreams. In other words, prepare for a future without this guy. Good luck. 

 

Yes sir!! don't give any kind of hope to this girl that will not happen.. the only real life situation here is that this guy will be a good father/person and provide for you and the baby.. maybe one day you can apply for a tourist visa and be lucky to come if things are going good with him

I know a story same as yours, the guy provided until the kid was 15yrs old, $400usd a month, dont know if that is a lot a in your country but in south america is not bad at all.. until he got another family and that was it, the mother had to deal after the 16th forward and the kid has never met his dad in person.. that's life.

 

 

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