How Many Crimes Does It Take to Be Deported

[MobileStability]

My ex has acquired 5 shoplifting charges. 2 were dismissed after given "first offender" status in Iowa and Illinois. 3 were pled guilty to. In addition, she lied on a FAFSA and received a Pell Grant (even though she had a bachelors and a masters degree). She initally came into this country on a student visa but never attended a school for three years until she met a poor sap and got her green card through marriage. (the Pell Grant mentioned before was 4 years after the marriage and for a massage class.) In addition, she failed to pay social security on a business she opened for at least a year. Lastly she has failed to complete the AR-11 (change of address) despite moving three times. The question is whether she will be deported and/or whether she will be denied re-entry when she leaves the US for a month in her home country (Mongolia).

[Mr. Knowitall]

If she is not in deportation proceedings, then she is not presently in the process of being deported.

As for the criminal charges, it depends upon how long ago the incidents happened, the disposition, and what the immigration officer picks up. It's quite possible that she would be denied reentry.

As for the various allegations the USCIS would not even know about, quite obviously they can only act on information known to them.

[MobileStability]

If she is not in deportation proceedings, then she is not presently in the process of being deported.

As for the criminal charges, it depends upon how long ago the incidents happened, the disposition, and what the immigration officer picks up. It's quite possible that she would be denied reentry.

As for the various allegations the USCIS would not even know about, quite obviously they can only act on information known to them.

I'm looking for someone with experience in this. Your first statement is obvious and redundant, and your last statement makes a false assumption that this has not been reported to USCIS, ICE, Homeland Security, Social Security Administration, Numerous senate sub-committe on immigration members, ICE field directors, IRS, which it has.

What I guess I am asking is has anyone had a similar situation with similar "crimes" and what was the outcome? But as far as the date of the shoplifting, the latest was Monday and the one before that was February 27th of this year.