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Long story & a few quick questions

Just wanted too get your feedback on a few things,

I recently moved too Mexico about a year & a half ago. Immigration judge ruled that I had too leave, over a poor choice I made when I was younger. I owned up too it but it cost me my immigration status in the U.S. I was under Deferred Action aka DACA when I made the poor choice, it automatically canceled my status out. Throughout the deportation system I chose too voluntarily self-deport too get back a large some of bond money my family had posted & the time my wife was helping obtain my permanent residency in the U.S.

We went through the whole process of obtaining a lawyer to help us with the situation, we were approved for everything just short of my pardon. On the advice of my lawyer & the ruling on my deportation case, I chose too leave voluntarily & wait the rest of my residency process from Mexico.

Fast forward almost two years later & a pandemic my wife and I split up and she chose to cancel my residency process.

So now the goal becomes:

HOW CAN I GET BACK TO THE US THE RIGHT WAY?

I have a Son and a lot of family members in the US, who I would love too see all again

My son takes priority so I’m thinking about applying for a tourist visa too at least be able to see him and my parents.

Is that a good idea ?

Is my case with uscis dead in the water ?

Is there any legal way for me to re-enter the US?

Thank you all in advance if you’ve read this far!

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