The BIA held in Matter of Castillo Angulo that “admitted in any status” requires lawful status to start the continuous residence clock for cancellation of removal.
This article discusses the deportability provisions in INA 237(a)(2), including those for a crime involving moral turpitude, high speed flight, and crime of domestic violence.
In Matter of Fitzpatrick, the Board analyzed INA 237(a)(6), which renders an alien removable for unlawful voting, in this case with reference to 18 U.S.C. 611.
Section 237(a)(1) of the INA includes various deportability provisions providing for the removability of aliens inadmissible at the time of entry/AOS and status violators.
This article discusses the inadmissibility and deportability (INA 237(a)(6)) provisions for unlawful voting, including the Matter of Fitzpatrick decision.
This article examines deportability provisions for security and related grounds, including removal for terrorist activities, participation in genocide, and extrajudicial killing.
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