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Immigration Aggravated Felonies

Immigration Judge’s Decision on NJSA 2C:24-4 Endangering Welfare of Child Non-Sexual

Immigration Judge’s Decision on NJSA 2C:24-4 Endangering Welfare of Child Sexual

Larios v. Attorney General of the U.S. – NJSA 2C:12-3 – Terroristic Threats

Restrepo v. Attorney General of the U.S. – NJSA 2C:14-3(a) Criminal Sexual Contact/Sexual Abuse of a Minor

Stubbs v. Attorney General of the U.S. – NJSA 2C:24-4 Endangering the Welfare of Child/Sexual Abuse of a Minor

Castillo v. Attorney General of the U.S. – remanding case to BIA to determine if NJSA 2C:20-11 Shoplifting under $200 is a crime for immigration purposes

Pretel v. Attorney General of U.S. – NJSA 2C:17-1(b)(1) Arson is a Crime of Moral Turpitude

Juarez-Gonzalez v. Attorney General of U.S. – NJSA 2C:13-2 Criminal Restraint is considered a dangerous crime for immigration waivers

Gul v. Attorney General of U.S. – NJSA 2C:33-2.1(b) Loitering for the purpose of obtaining drugs is a crime relating to a controlled substance

USA v. Recinos – NJSA 2C:12-1b Assault on a Police Officer (shoving) can be an Aggravated Felony

Hussein v. Attorney General of U.S. – NJSA 2C:36-2 Possession of drug paraphernalia is a conviction relating to a controlled substance

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