How can I get someone deported?

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   Carl ShustermanPro

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   Answered July 04, 2012 09:19. You will not be anonymous, and if you only "suspect" that he doesn't have immigration papers, this is not a reason for contacting the government.

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   Tai BoganPro

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   Answered July 04, 2012 11:20. Karma.

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   F. Capriotti

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   Answered July 04, 2012 08:10. No your complaint to ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) will not be anonymous: www.ice.gov
   
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   Obadan IziokhaiPro

   Worcester Immigration Attorney

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   Answered July 04, 2012 08:19. The consequences of deportation are severe. See if you can resolve your housemate's problems in some other ways before resorting to the drastic measure of having him deported.

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