Citizenship and migration DNU declared unconstitutional June 30th 2026

[steveinbsas]

Permanent residents can once again spend two years out of the country without losing their PR?

Assuming a foreigner who marries an Argentine citizen will once again be able to immediately apply for citizenship through the Federal Court without a lawyer, will they also be able to apply for "immediate" permanent residency at migraciones?

I ask this because some individuals might not want citizenship, knowing that migraciones will still be in charge of the residency process, and even if the new requirement for three years of temporary residency gets nullified because (if) it was part of the 2025 decreto, what's there to stop them from continuing to make changes like these?

 

[steveinbsas]

Like it never existed. All legal relationships go back to June 2025, all deportation orders does not exists.

Are the denials of entry since the decreto took effect considered as deportations that no longer exist or only to individuals who were already living in Argentina and have recieved a depotation order" since 29 de mayo, 2025?

I'm asking about the Brit who was denied entry and banned from reentry for eight years. Any chance he can now "safely" return?