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Pardon for legal US resident who was deported

What are the chances that a greencard holder who committed a felony (Third Degree Felony Theft in Texas-theft of property valued between $30,000 and $150,000) and was deported back to Mexico can be allowed back to the US? This was over 10 years ago and in the mean time said person went back to school to acquire their Bachelors degree while teaching English in a high school, person they are married to isn't a us citizen/resident but they have a 2 year old US citizen.

Anything that could ruin their chances of getting pardoned and granted access into the US again? And how long is the whole process, give or take?

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