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Originally Posted by Yayow
Why can't he get a cedula? Just because he has been deported? After all he hasn't been accused or convicted of any crime committed in DR.
Again people some of you are jumping to conclusions, you have no idea why he is being deported. More than likely he may have committed a crime in the US, doesn't mean he committed a crime in DR, it may also be simply that he entered and/or remained in US illegally. Possibly that may be his only crime. If that is his only crime many ex-pats living here, are guilty of committing a crime as well.
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If he was deported that means he/she is not a US citizen(may have had green card), therefore he/she is a dominican Citizen, and as such should have or will be able to obtain a cedula. As for being deported, normally is after jail time for a felony conviction. very few deported for overstay(should be more). Not really jumping to a conclusion, but an educated guess, look at the stats from previous plane loads. you dont spend time in rikers por nada.