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4 minutes ago, Yoyo123 said:

We have been married since 4 years. now we having a problems in our relationship. I have 10 years green card so my question is if we get divorced can my spouse cancel my green card and deport me? 

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6 minutes ago, Yoyo123 said:

We have been married since 4 years. now we having a problems in our relationship. I have 10 years green card so my question is if we get divorced can my spouse cancel my green card and deport me? 

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4 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

And this needs to be somewhere in the top 3.

This question does come up a lot and I do sympathize because I know a lot of immigrants aren't comfortable with English and they're not completely familiar with US law enforcement and the legal system. However, it also kinda boils down to common sense. The green card is not granted by the US citizen spouse. The US citizen spouse only petitions for the green card, i.e they are formally asking the US government to grant the green card to their immigrant spouse. The green card is granted by the US government. Therefore, only the US government has the power and authority to revoke a person's green card and to deport them. 

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7 minutes ago, mushroomspore said:

This question does come up a lot and I do sympathize because I know a lot of immigrants aren't comfortable with English and they're not completely familiar with US law enforcement and the legal system. However, it also kinda boils down to common sense. The green card is not granted by the US citizen spouse. The US citizen spouse only petitions for the green card, i.e they are formally asking the US government to grant the green card to their immigrant spouse. The green card is granted by the US government. Therefore, only the US government has the power and authority to revoke a person's green card and to deport them. 

Essentially correct within the context of the OP's question but lots of semantic errors.

 

US Citizens petition in behalf of their relative/spouse but not for a green card.  They petition for the relative's privilege of applying for an immigrant visa, or for Lawful Permanent resident status, depending on the circumstances.  Once conditions are removed, the status of the relationship between the petitioning relative and the Lawful Permanent Resident is no longer relevant to any immigration benefit they were granted.

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