In Matter of Mohamed, the Board addressed when a pretrial intervention agreement is a conviction under the INA without an adjudication of guilt.
In the Matter of Delgado, the BIA held that section 211 of the California Penal Code, which covers asporation of stolen property, is aggravated felony theft.
The Administration of President Donald Trump has expanded the section 287(g) program. In this article, we provide a running list of section 287(g) agreements.
The Supreme Court ordered re-argument in Sessions v. Dimaya for next term. The case concerns the residual clause of the crime of violence immigration aggravated felony.
In Lee v. US, SCOTUS set forth when an alien may move to vacate a guilty plea based on ineffective assistance of counsel regarding immigration ramifications
In the Matter of Deang, the Board held that an aggravated felony receipt of stolen property offense under INA 101(a)(43)(G) requires a knowing mens rea.
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