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Question #5: I am sure I'm about to be deported. What is the amount of time before I can apply for a visitor visa or a working visa to the USA? Carl Shusterman: The
term "deportation" has a precise meaning under the immigration law.Generally, a
person in removal proceedings is eligible for voluntary departure. A person who
voluntarily departs the United States may apply for a visa abroad at any time.
However, obtaining a tourist or student visa will be very difficult since an immigration
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