I have someone who close to me who is native American was born in Canada but lived in the States all of her life should she be deported?

Should she be deported? WHY

The First nations people are allowed to cross the Border and have had this privileged for 200 YEARS. Do they not teach history in your area?

The Treaty was designed by Alexander Hamilton and supported by President George Washington.

As a result of the Jay Treaty, "Native Indians born in Canada are therefore entitled to enter the United States for the purpose of employment, study, retirement, investing, and/or immigration"

US Border Agents are well aware of the procedures Canadian Born need to follow to pass the Border into USA.

In order to qualify for these privileges, eligible persons must provide evidence of their American Indian background to at the port of entry.

https://ca.usembassy.gov/visas/first-nations-and-n...

WHTI makes special provisions for First Nation travellers.

Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative

The Indian/tribal card can NOT be used for air travel just land/water crossings.

they do not give all the facts

A Canadian can't be Native American, which is exactly why the Canadians don't use this euphemism.

don't be so STUPID , grow up

She cant haver been born in America and lived in USA all her life - unless she was born on a plane just as it flew over the biorder?

no, we love her here.

If they have an INAC card, there is no problem. They are protected and have special privilege under the Jay Treaty of 1794.

Being that they are "Close" to you, your really should have known this.

Not if she's a citizen or like got that immigration test thingy done already then no