Travel after deporation

[amren]

I am concerned about my travel options after being deported from the US.
Since I never had a green card while I lived in there I could never travel outside the country. Now that I have been deported, have 10 year ban, will I have any trouble traveling to per say Europe, Mexico, or even the Caribbean.
I know they ask you in the visa application for the UK if you have been previously deported, will that be enough grounds for denial of a tourist visa.
I have enough resources to fund my trips. I am worried that because I was deported from the US that I will not be allowed to travel somewhere else.

[needhelpfast]

Please do not quote me on this...but do they ask if you have ever been deported from the US or their country? Or any country? Your digital passport has been "flagged" at least if you try to enter Canada, this happened to my husband. He was questioned intensely (even though he had a Canadian visa and denied entrance even to visit. I only have my one experience to share about this, maybe others will have more to share...

[needhelpfast]

...I should also add that he was so nervous upon questioning in a back room that he screwed up on the intent to work question. He said he knew a guy who owned a restaurant and he being a chef, caused them to think his intentions were coming to Canada to work illegally, which is the farthest from the truth. They did not provide a translator at the interview either, so there was a lot of confusion, they just denied him after that...

[amren]

well any other stories?

[amren]

I meant if they ask if you were ever deported from any country?? like the UK visa applicatoin asks if you were deported from any country? and if so willt hey ban you from entering