Asylum case denied, married to USC...Can they deport me?

[mellenka]

Got to the states on a J1 in '05, stayed...Applied for asylum, the case's been dragging for 3 years, been placed in removing proseedings be4 judge (the hearing was supposed to be in June). Recently got a notice that my application has been denied due to the failure to provide supporting docs. Also the judge ordered my deportation...
Not long be4 all that i got married, and we filed all necessary docs...
PLEASE tell me what are my chances of obtaining legal status and staying in the US? I'm not afraid of fraud interviews, everything is real...but am i gonna get a chance at all?
PLEASE help....I'm scared...

[peace]

Your case is technically complex, since you have been ordered deported and
at the same time filing AOS on the basis of marriage to a USC should prevent deportation. I think you stand a good chance, I strongly advise you to hire a VERY GOOD attorney even it costs $$$, so a deportation order can be fought.
( there are several bad attorneys out there who will take your $$$ and mess up your case, so choose a good one).

[mellenka]

I do have an attorney, she's been very helpful...
so to make it clear---can they deport someone who is a spouse of a USC?

[PraetorianXI]

I do have an attorney, she's been very helpful...
so to make it clear---can they deport someone who is a spouse of a USC?

yes.