Q: My wifes former spouse is a current green card holder, He raped my wife. Where can i file papers Arrest and deport him.
My wife has had her family taken and turned against her, She has encountered a very difficult life since the Rape occured. Her ex spouse has taken all her properties, Her 2 children, Stalks her, Harrasses her, Forced her into medications to control her. I am her husband Kenneth, Here recently her father passed and her ex has done so much damage to my wife that she attempted suicide. I her husband today have taken the steps to have her addmitted and helped. Today she many come home, Now with diagnoses of PTSD/Anxiety. As i wait for my wife, I on her behalf am taking the steps to have her ex spouse investigated and deported. I have witnesses of this being clearly shown as him stating he has raped her, I also have my wifs journey from the day she attempted Suicide to right now today on her progress in all of this. Her former spouse has came to the United States, Arranged a marriaged with my wife, Alienated her 2 Children, Raped her, I need something to be done immediately for my wife.
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I'm truly sorry to hear about what your wife and you are going through. It's crucial to prioritize her well-being and safety. You should report the rape and other criminal activities committed by her ex-spouse to the local police as soon as possible. They can initiate an investigation and take the necessary legal actions. It's important to provide them with all the evidence and witnesses you have to support the case.
Additionally, you can contact immigration authorities to inform them of the situation. If he is found guilty of serious crimes, this might affect his immigration status. However, deportation processes are complex and depend on many factors, including the outcome of the criminal charges. Legal representation might be necessary to navigate these matters effectively.
Lastly, considering the severe impact on your wife's mental health, continuous psychological support is vital. Encourage her to attend therapy sessions and ensure she has a strong support system around her. Your support and understanding can make a significant difference in her recovery process.
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