Legal Question in Immigration Law in Texas

There is a chance if you meet the necessary criteria.

Regularly, yes, he should be able to come in as long as you file all the proper paperwork. There are a couple ways to do this: he can come in on a K1/K3 Visa as your spouse. Then, you would file the I-485 Adjustment of Status. You will need to provide all proper documentation showing proof of marriage, your citizenship, etc.

However, he was granted permission when he entered last time, and was not an unlawful entrant, but he accrued an unlawful presence for more than a year which does in fact trigger a ban from him entering the US for a certain time period. There is a caveat to that, and that is if you are able to show "extreme hardship". If proof of extreme hardship can be shown and approved, there should be a good chance to get him back in.

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