http://www.bahamas-travel.org/grand-bahama-island-living/
Is there a way to go to the Bahamas and enter the U.S. without a visa?
I have lived in the U.S. illegally for about four years, arrived in Brazil when he was 13 years and now I'm 17 years old. My high school friends are planning a trip to the Bahamas to celebrate the graduation but I have no papers and no Americans do I know if I going to get, is a cruise of six hours of feet. Lauderdale, FL to Grand Bahama Island. Is there any way to do this without getting into any trouble? I really want to go … HELP!
Before being able to board the Sea of escape or other vessel layers of the waters between Port Everglades and Freeport, the cruise line checks your documents to ensure that you can get in the Bahamas and then back to the U.S. They do not even card if you have doubts about your eligibility for U.S. Sometimes there are officials CBP in the spring, and if you gave one of them would be arrested and held for disposal. If the leg, and allow you to board the vessel, which would be discovered more Later in the day on his return to the U.S. again, would be inadmissible and subject to Expedited Removal, a hearing before an immigration judge, or the possibility to withdraw his application and return to the Bahamas. The CBP would have no obligation to send to Brazil, as not have a ticket for Brazil, and it would be from Brazil. It would enclosed in the Krome Detention Center in the Everglades because of his age, but the Miami district must have a good juvenile facility where he could be held overnight before back to Freeport. If you really want to go, you risk an illegal alien status to be discovered.
Interview with Bahamas Ambassador to U.SA. CA Smith