While the answer is yes, there are measures that can be taken to prevent deportation, such as a stay of removal. Good luck.

Generally, it is recommended you exhaust as many avenues as posible before pursuing a law suit (writ of mandamus); such as online inquiry,...

CBP may question you regarding the matter, and issue you a Notice to Appear (NTA) to commence removal proceedings before an Immigration Judge.

Calling USCIS does absolutely nothing and will frustrate you further. Keep a paper trail; make an online inquiry, get a reference number, wait the...

For immigration purposes, an expungement is meaningless and must be disclosed or you face misrepresentation/fraud inadmissibility bars.

If your spouse is a US citizen, and you are granted PIP, you can adjust your status - obtain a greencard in the United States without departing for...

You can apply for a refugee travel document. https://www.uscis.gov/i-131

It really depends on how you filed. You can definitely obtain a SSN, if you requested that on your I765.

US passport application with supporting evidence is less expensive (even with expedite fee) and faster, than filing N600. Both, if approved, are...

Please reach out to an immigration attorney and at least have a conversation for clarity. You seem to be going about this completely the wrong way...