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No she was not deported. She had DACA and went down there at the advice of her first lawyer because he got her the appointment for her interview. He said she should be good to go, and they went down there and she has been there ever since. She has no criminal history, not even a speeding ticket. As a young mother of two special needs children, I’d hope she can get back here sooner than later before the kids are too far behind to catch up.

But after the 3 year bar, what is the process? I’m looking online and it’s hard to find out what happens after that? Does she need to apply for something else while she is waiting? Thank you for your help.

My co worker has had two lawyers so far, and his wife is going on a year and half stuck in Mexico. First one got them the immigration appointment, and him and his wife went to Juarez for the appointment. He didn’t file her 601a waiver before she went. She got denied entry due to being here with an expired Daca for 180 days. She is stuck in Mexico for a year and a half so far with her two kids. Aged 3,4. Both with special needs( learning disabilities). I got the recommendation of a second lawyer , they went with her and so far have just been waiting. They are telling her she might have to just wait until her three year bar is up to re apply even though they filed the 601 a waiver on her behalf. I understand there is a long back log. And COVID made things worse. But there has to be someone that can actually get something done I’d hope. It’s crazy that they are married, did what a lawyer told them, and are just stuck in purgatory. what happens after the three year bar? Then what happenes? What steps would she need to do?