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Category Archives: AGGRAVATED FELONY CASE SUMMARY
The Board Just Turned a 1952 Draft-Dodger Law Into a Permanent, Unwaivable Bar for Aggravated Felons
For anyone whose guilty plea or jury verdict comes after September 17, 2026, an aggravated felony conviction can close off the path to a green card by itself. It does this not through the criminal grounds of inadmissibility Congress actually … Continue reading
Posted in Adjustment of Status, Aggravated felony, AGGRAVATED FELONY CASE SUMMARY, BIA, Board of Immigration Appeals
Tagged 212(h) waiver, aggravated felony, BIA, Castañon-Nava, crimmigration, INA 101(a)(19), INA 212(a)(8)(A), INA 316(a), ineligible to citizenship, Matter of A-V-O-, Matter of Kanga, naturalization, Padilla v. Kentucky, Seventh Circuit
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Fundamentals of Immigration Law
FUNDAMENTALS OF IMMIGRATION LAW by Charles A. Wiegand, III Immigration Judge, Oakdale, Louisiana Revised October 2011 Philip Verrillo, Immigration Judge, Hartford, Connecticut Sarah Byrd, Attorney Advisor, Falls Church, Virginia Alexa McDonnell, Attorney Advisor, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sarah Rempel, Attorney Advisor, Hartford, … Continue reading
Posted in AGGRAVATED FELONY CASE SUMMARY, Fundamentals of Immigration Law, Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions, Immigration Judge Benchbook, Immigration law
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A View Through The Looking Glass: How Crimes Appear From The Immigration Court Perspective
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this Article is to provide a basic overview of a body of law that has been compared as second only to tax law in its complexity. Our goal is to highlight the major areas where criminal laws … Continue reading
Posted in Aggravated felony, AGGRAVATED FELONY CASE SUMMARY, BIA, CIMT, Citizenship, Crime involving moral turpitude, Immigration law
Tagged HOW CRIMES APPEAR FROM THE IMMIGRATION COURT PERSPECTIVE
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AGGRAVATED FELONY CASE SUMMARY
By Immigration Judge Bertha A. Zuniga (San Antonio) November 15, 2010 (Summary updated regularly) | Aggravated Felony Outline (pdf) DISCLAIMER: The summaries and cases provided herein are those of the author alone and do not represent a position or policy of … Continue reading
