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That's exactly what the problem is with the Roma and why my husband believes that the police tries to cover up. In Hungary, because of the past discrimination of the Roma, it is a crime to criticize them now... so there are some that take advantage of that. In my husband's case, there was no...

He was attacked a few times, and one time his arm was cut with a sword by one of the gang members, who said he will be back and kill him and rape his wife (his ex wife). He area where he lived was full of gypsies, so he had a good reason to believe their threats. The police didn't help at all...

How so?

I appreciate all of the great comments. My biggest problem these days is the hopelessness of the situation. If we would have been told from the beginning that this may have been the case, he could have left before and we could have started a sponsorship application from outside from the start. I...

Yes, it is Vegreville, sorry about that. Thank you for all the insightful advice. I wish the lawyer I paid thousands of dollars would have said all this from the beginning.

He is from Hungary, and left because he got attacked by a group of gypsies. He even recorded the attack and has a track of it online.

RE: Vancouver I think

And let me ask something else, if I may? Since the warrant was issued a year ago, what are the chances of the border services to find him now if he doesn't show? The only thing that has changed in his status was that he married me.

I am a bit confused about the terminology, but I assume inland, as we got married in Canada and did the application for sponsorship from Canada.

When his asylum application was denied, he was simply too scared to return. Now if he will be deported he will be forced to return anyway despite having a Canadian spouse. Very sad.

:( That is very bad news. Sure I can give birth while he is away, but that would be very distressing. I already suffered from a mental illness in the past, and more stress is not the best thing for me to do. Again, we never knew that this would turn like this. Our lawyer told us that the...

We hired a very expensive lawyer and that is exactly what she told us. Apparently once the warrant is removed, we can continue the sponsorship application from Europe. However, that would mean him being deported for more than one year, and that is a very distressing scenario. Sure we can appeal...

From my understanding, there is already a warrant. But if I would be pregnant, would the border services deport him anyway? He is my husband after all, and I need him with me.

Hello all, I need some urgent advice regarding the situation I am in. My husband was a political asylum seeker in Canada whose claim was rejected, but he stayed in Canada past the date he was supposed to return to Eastern Europe, which was beginning of 2013. We then met, married, and I...