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Should i wait or move on with my life ?

Ok I have being with my bf going on for two yrs almost well just this past Nov he got into some trouble and now in jail now he is from el Salvador.and not legal so now they are going to deported him.back . So do I wait or move on I mean I really love him a lot and don't want him to get deported back but there is nothing I can do to stop it .I mean don't have no money to get a lawyer and we do have kids but they don't care cuz we are not marry and he don't have his papers I mean I can get Marty to him but that still will not stop him going back . I just need to know what should I do two yrs and I am so.much in love with him and just can't see my life without him I mean he was a sweet loving caring guy he gave me everything and help me a lot he don't deserve to be deported I don't understand why ppl think ppl from.mx or el Salvador ppl are so mean just cuz they are over here illegal . They are just like us trying to make a life really in god eyes they are our brothers and sisters .

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  • Anonymous
    9 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    If he is getting deported, what would be the point in waiting for him? If he wants to come back here, then he is going to have to do it the legal way and that could take years and it's not even guaranteed that he will be granted citizenship. I know you say you love him and that he has helped you through many things, but you may never see this guy again. It might just be better to let him go and move on and focus on providing a good life for your children. Good luck in whatever you choose.

  • 9 years ago

    I think I speak for many when I say that most of us don't believe illegals are "mean". They are mostly hardworking people, but we are just being overrun with undocumented people and the expense is getting out of hand. Your boyfriend, to take it one step further, has evidently committed some crime that got him jailed, thereby going to the front of the deportation line. This does not mean he's a bad man necessarily (although you didn't mention what the crime was).

    Since you have children with him, and love him very much, maybe the answer is to go to El Salvador with him when he gets deported. You and your children would remain US citizens. Is it possible that he could find a job in El Salvador and provide for your family? I've been to El Salvador, and I know a lot of miserable women, and frankly, many women would prefer to be struggling in El Salvador with a good man they love than being treated terribly in the US by a cheating idiot loser.

    Is he a good man, who can provide for you there, or is this really about letting go of a man who has criminal problems even though he's nice in other ways? If the same problems would occur in ES, let him go and forget him. If not, go with him!

  • Mike
    Lv 4
    9 years ago

    This question has nothing to do with marriage or divorce.

    Please post in an appropriate forum.

  • Tricia
    Lv 7
    9 years ago

    move on, this will not resolve well for him.

    Source(s): life experience
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