Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York

Unless the congress grants amnesty, or he is eligible for asylum in the US, he will likely be deported.

Most likely, after serving his sentence, he will be transferred into ICE custody for removal (deportation).

You didn't provide any sufficient details in your question as to his possible eligibility to stay in USA and apply for any sort of status. I suggest, you consult a knowledgeable immigration attorney (not a notario).

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Depends on the circumstances, sometimes it is possible to re-open criminal case. However, if he has no legal status and is not eligible for one (based on a marriage to U.S. Citizen for example), then he might be deported after serving his sentence.

You should contact immigration attorney to determine if anything can be done.