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In your question you never explain if you are a United States Citizen. You can petition for him upon him return assuming that your are indeed a Citizen. Contact a license attorney to further discuss this matter.

Sounds to me like your husband re-entered the US without inspection after he was deported. Huge no no. The way this work is that your husband has triggered the "permanent bar" which requires him to remain outside of the US for ten years before he can apply to receive the permission needed to return. I know that in the big scheme of things, wanting to care for your family is the right thing to do. Problem is the immigration authorities take the frequent violation of US immigration law relatively seriously and that is the issue here. I would encourage you to speak with an attorney to understand the legal issues here and what is at play. But I would be very cautious of anyone telling you that something can be done to fix this problem at any point in the immediate future. Good luck.

A visas and G visas reflect someone who is somehow involved in some type of diplomatic functions. And ?245(i) is a provision of the law which generally permits an individual who is not otherwise eligible for consideration of an application for adjustment of status to file the application notwithstanding their ineligibility to do so. Sounds kind of complicated and I would suggest that you consult with an attorney who can figure out the ins and outs of your situation and provide you with a response that will lead you down the pathway to legalizing your status in the US. A and G visas are not all that common because of the diplomatic status that comes with the visas, so finding someone who understands the visas is important and I would highly recommend that you find the right person to answer your inquiries and that you do not rely on someone who is inexperienced or does not understand that situation that you have. Good luck.