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How can you stop illegal immigrants marry citizen to obtain their citizenship?

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You can't.

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Can a legal immigrant marry a US Citizen and obtain their citizenship?
Marrying a US citizen would only reduce the amount of time you need to live in the US from 5 years to 3 years.
Can a US citizen marry an illegal immigrant?
Yes you can- but remember that the ability to marry an illegal is SEPARATE from whether or not that illegal will ultimately be able to get legal status due to that marriage.
What does an American citizen have to do to marry an illegal immigrant?
This issue is a "Catch-22" in that there are not laws prohibiting a illegal foreign national from marrying a U.S. citizen. However, the person must have the required documentation when applying for...
How can an adult illegal immigrant obtain legal permission to marry a US citizen who is a minor?
That's not possible. Furthermore, the US has very strict laws concerning relationships between minors and adults, and many jurisdictions agressively enforce such laws.
What will happen if a illegal immigrant marry a us citizen and divorce before filing?
"He/she will have his/her butt kicked out of the country, unless he/she can claim being a victim of domestic abuse or something like that." This is not true, it all depends on how long you've been in...