Using post-conviction relief to help you in your immigration case
What happens when someone has a conviction for a crime that makes them inadmissible or deportable and relief is not available? Is the person out of options? Again, the answer…
Crime & Immigration: Do I have options? Part II
What happens if a person is inadmissible or deportable because of the commission of crime? Is the person out of luck? It depends. Sometimes the person will be out of…
Crime & Immigration: Do I have options? Part I
What happens if a person is inadmissible or deportable because of the commission of crime? Is the person out of luck? It depends. Sometimes the person will be out of…
Crime & Immigration: Other Crimes, Deportable
In addition to convictions for the commission of crimes involving moral turpitude or aggravated felonies, convictions for the commission of any of the following crimes can make someone deportable from…
Crime & Immigration: Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude, Deportable
In a prior blog, I mentioned that a conviction for or an admission to having committed a crime involving moral turpitude (CIMT) makes a person inadmissible to the US. Today,…
Crime & Immigration: Aggravated Felony, Deportable
Aggravated felons are deportable from the US. The immigration act includes an extensive list of crimes that will cause someone to be deportable. Some of the crimes included are the…
Crime & Immigration: Other Crimes, Inadmissible
In addition to crimes involving moral turpitude and controlled substance violations, the following crimes can make someone inadmissible to the US: Any person convicted of committing two or more offenses…
Crime & Immigration: Controlled Substance Violation, Inadmissible
A non-US citizen is not admissible to the US if they fit one of the following categories: The individual has been convicted of violating a law relating to a controlled…
Crime & Immigration: What does it mean to be removable?
Any person that is not a US citizen can be subject to removal from the US if they are found to be inadmissible or deportable. Who is inadmissible? Any person…
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Evelyn J. Pabon Figueroa is an attorney representing clients in immigration and bankruptcy proceedings. She is with CPLS, P.A., a law firm located in Orlando, Florida.