The court held that the petitioner’s open guilty plea to misdemeanor convictions under NY Penal Law § 221.40 did not establish that he was convicted of drug trafficking crimes that qualified as an aggravated felonies. (Thomas v. U.S. Att’y Gen., 10/26/10)
Under immigration reform USA, here are exceptions to the priorities of deportation
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I was deported in 2005 for 4th degree sale of marijuana, what does this mean for my chances in returning at least on on visa to visit my kids and family.
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