Q: someone living with me that is from Peru ,they have a immigration superviser coming can I get in trouble if sheainthere
A girl rents here but she has a process to stay here, they told her that they need someone from immigration superviser to come 1 time and see that she’s here. But in case she ain’t here can I get in trouble ? Since I don’t have papers but I have daca and my husband doesn’t have papers neither ?
A:
If someone staying with you has a process to stay in the country and an immigration supervisor is scheduled to visit and verify their presence, it is crucial that they are actually present during the visit. If the person is not present when the supervisor arrives, it could potentially raise concerns and affect their immigration process.
As for your own situation, since you mentioned that you have DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and your husband does not have legal status, it is important to be mindful of your own immigration status and any potential risks. It is recommended to consult with an immigration attorney who can provide guidance on the best course of action and any potential consequences for allowing someone to live with you who is undergoing an immigration process.
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