What is Prosecutorial Discretion in Immigration Court?
Homeland Security has the power to decide whether or not to do something about a person or group of people. It’s sometimes possible for...
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Positive and Negative Immigration Facts
In the Immigration context, “equities” are immigration facts or considerations that humanize a person under immigration proceedings. If deportation is possible in your case,...
What is a Conviction under the Immigration Nationality Act?
Some things work differently in the Immigration World. A very good example of that is the definition of conviction, which in general exists under...
Can An Aggravated Felony Affect My Naturalization?
A naturalization applicant who has been convicted of an “aggravated felony” on or after November 29, 1990, will be permanently unable from establishing good...
What Is An Aggravated Felony?
An aggravated felony can bring immigration consequences as hard as the name implies – they’re grave. An aggravated felony can prevent you from getting...
Can I Be Deported For a Drug Conviction?
In short, yes – in most cases, you are deportable/removable from the United States if you have a drug conviction. This is true whether...
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