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Yes, as long as he has sufficient income and documentation, such as proof of legal status, proof of income, and his most recent federal tax return or an extension of the same.

There is no new law. The Obama administration simply helps those without an order. To discuss the risks of a motion to re-open, schedule an appointment. Otherwise, your husband has a final deportation order and to do anything may result in his detention and removal.

It will depend on the exact facts of her entry. If she entered without inspection (EWI), then she will need to apply for a waiver of that immigration violation. Currently, she would need to have you file the relative petition, and then she would apply for the immigrant visa at her home consulate at which time the waiver is presented and adjudicated. The problem is that she needs to leave the US, triggering at least the 10 year bar, before she can apply for the waiver. Waivers can be approved in 1 month to 1 years. If not approved, then the applicable bar (3 or 10 years) is in effect. There is proposed legislation to allow for a "pre-adjudication" of the waiver stateside, so she will know if the case is approvable. Check with your immigration attorney for details. These are complicated cases and you should consult with an experienced immigration attorney.