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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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