How long a noncitizen is not allowed to come back to the U.S. depends on why and how long they were in the country illegally. The bars on getting in could last for 5, 10, 20, or even forever. If you have been deported or caused an inadmissibility bar and want to return to the U.S. legally, change your immigrant status, or get other immigration benefits, you may be able to apply for an I-212 Waiver.

Mr. Molina tells us what factors Immigration looks at when deciding whether or not to let someone back into the United States.

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