Citizenship

This is a person from Honduras . What can this person do because they have been deported for driving with out a drivers license. They had a permit. Then he had to go to a court to see if he could get one for a longer stay in the United States. All I know that people from honduras can get a TPS (temporary protected status) when they come in to the United States if this person gets married to a person from the USA can he gets this deportation removed? Can they can get a resident card?

Currently, my now alien ex-spouse had the conditions removed from her 2 year conditional permanent resident card. She did so before we were divorced without my help because of a false VAWA claim. At the end of her 2 year conditional residency we were not legally divorced, therefore, in her case, her Immigration lawyer may have pointed out that VAWA was the surest and quickest way to succeed in getting the conditions removed from her 2 year temporary card without any questions being asked if we were still legally married. If still married, no other joint waiver option is allowed by law. However, regardless of VAWA claims (which can be proven untrue if need be) my alien ex-spouse committed a Federal Crime. How (especially the way VAWA works in conjunction with U.S. Immigration only allowing the alien spouse's side of a story) can an alien spouse or ex-spouse EVER be convicted of Immigration Marriage Fraud? Which leads me finally to my all important question: My alien ex-spouse has committed Immigration Marriage Fraud which, of course, means that I am the Victim of this Federal crime (my testimony and evidence is important). How do I go about bringing this to a court's attention, or maybe the Attorney General, and or the Department of Justice? Can any lawyer help me go down the right path to get this accomplished? I may also want to look at a Civil suit as well.

There is a terminology in International law for a person "who is a citizen by birth" and a "citizen by blood" what are those terminologies