Simos
Your info is very sporadic and I understand b/c you are upset.. but you are missing lots of peices in this story. I will try to make time line and you correct or fill in the pieces where I am not accurate.
Your husband is morrocan national who came to USA in 1998 on F-1 (student visa) He attended college off and on but did not necesarily stay in status/keepe I20 updated.
husband had a first marriage in 1998
then you say marriage was in 2000 and lasted 8 months WHICH is it? 1998 or 2000
Husband filed papers in this marriage , but never went to interview, which means it was abandoned. which means he never adjusted to legal status thru marriage. At that time of abandement, legal status was terminated from that application and at some point would have gone into removal/deportation proceedings. However, as it happens in some cases, The order may never had been issued yet.
Do You know if he was ever issued a deportation order ? & if so....when?
The only way he would have remained legal was
unless he returned to legal F1 status and attended school with current I20...DID this happen, or u dont know?
Was he out of status when you married him , or was his f1 in order/current enrolled in school?
If out of status, most lkely he has been working 4.5 yrs off the social security he was issued from that marriage then or from being f1 student.
April 05 you married him and applied for AOS
lawyer checked system and did not find any deportation orders. correct?
Special registration did not detain him u say.
When did USCIS deny your petition for him to adjust status thru your marriage? was it before this ice incident/or concurrent/ or after?
Plese answer these questions and any other info that you have. You cannot get accurate info here without the correct facts. You will need a expert immigration lawyer, not "filler" that doesnt know what he/she is doing. Be careful of advice here of posters that do not know what they talk about such as the "big Dummy" that says she doenst know what a 1998 marriage would have to do with you.
Here is the bottom line. Your husband can get married 1000 times, but will not be able to adjust status until the first marriage can be validated, b/c it was under investigation for fraud. It has everything to do with why you are being denied. This case is most likely going to be decided in front of IJ who can adjust your status at that time.
You need to talk to your husband and know if he was involved in sham marriage just so you know. Dont have your head in the sand on this one.

At that time before 911, it was easy to do this
kind of business marriage. One gal could be married like 8 or 10 times, collect the money and nobody knew anything at INS. it was standard operating procedure. Guy gets work permit and soc sec. They never generally go to first interview for obvious reasons. Nobody pressed those deport orders back then. Later, guy gets real marriage or more legitamate one that will go to interview for 10 yrs card. end of story. Everybody go his way.
So now you are telling us that your husband fell in love with this kind of girl and marry her, and didnt know? We do not want to change your member name to BIGDUMMY2? Get a grip gal.
None the less, if he did, you just need to know so you know what you are up against. and the lawyer needs to know also. This way you dont get suprises, and just deal with it.
technically , coutry of origin should not matter, but get over it, itduzz

It is unspoken, but arabic will have more harder time on this one, especially since ICE involved. This case will probalbly stay in marriage fraud unit for very long time. Get expert lawyer, one who has experience in this specific area, not a paper pusher immigration lawyer.
Get your accurate facts to us so maybe Mr. Mohan or Sammy can lead you in the right direction.
Good luck