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An illegal citizen or illegal alien could sue another parent for child custody or child support. However this would be risky for that parent because going to court could mean deportation. No one asks if they are a citizen of the United States or not however going to court makes it difficult for this non-citizen to hide in the shadows as usual. Illegal immigrants do not like to go to court houses for any reason for fear of deportation. A court hearing over child custody rights does not necessarily mean deportation however you are exposing yourself to the possibility of deportation.

Many single parents who are illegal citizens are visiting notary public’s to formally arranged for custody of their children if they happen to be deported. Children born in this country are automatically US citizens, however if their parents have not applied for citizenship then it’s possible that the child could remain in the USA while they are deported.

An illegal citizen could sue the other parent for custody or for child support. Immigration is always on the lookout for non-US citizens and if they show up in court there is likely to be a court offical there that could take them into custody and and have them deported very quickly. It is within every court officers right to ask for identification and if you are here in the United States illegally and do not have the proper identification then the risk of being sent back to your country of origin is very high.

Making sure that family or friends who are United States citizens have all the relevant paperwork for your child or children in case you are deported is very important. As the federal authorities and local police are increasing their efforts to take illegal immigrants into custody and deport them back to their country of origin.

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