Joe Giudice says his 2019 deportation was unwarranted

12 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 1

The former Real Housewives of New Jersey star, deported to Italy after serving a 41-month federal fraud sentence, said he was taken from his four daughters and family in New Jersey.
Giudice, born in Italy and raised in the US from infancy, said his biggest regret was never becoming a citizen, which he believes led to extra hardship for him and relatives.
After later moving to the Bahamas, where he runs private tours, Giudice said he no longer wants to live in America but wants to attend family milestones; past appeals against deportation were denied.

Could Joe Giudice ever legally return to the U.S. for his daughters’ major life events, or is he permanently barred?

Does Giudice’s story reveal flaws in how U.S. immigration law handles long-term residents convicted of non-violent crimes?