My husband was deported and in 2008 got approved for i130 but he got re-deported does this new law help for this situation

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   Irene Vaisman

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   Answered January 23, 2013 14:56. From what you describe, probably not. But you should definitely speak to an experienced attorney so that the full picture can be seen

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   Jeffrey Estrella

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   Answered January 23, 2013 14:22. There may be a lot that can be done. You need to sit with an experienced immigration lawyer to advise you properly after getting a full immigration history on your husband.
   
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   Matthew KolkenPro

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   Answered January 29, 2013 08:08. I would need more details about your husband's case to be able to give a thorough answer.
   
   That said, it is possible to obtain permission to enter the United States on a temporary basis even if an individual is otherwise inadmissible. See: http://bit.ly/VtPUbE
   
   Feel free to call my office to schedule an appointment if you would like to speak to me. 716-854-1541.

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   J Ferrari

   Los Angeles Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 23, 2013 15:00. There are no new laws. If you are talking about the provisional waivers, which is a new processing form for an old law, the deportation is a bar to them.

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