If you are in criminal custody, you may be turned you over to immigration.
If you apply to renew your Green Card and have a criminal conviction, immigration will learn of the criminal conviction once they take your fingerprints.
When you apply for citizenship and you have a criminal conviction, immigration will be notified.
If you travel abroad and try to re-enter the United States with a fraudulent Green Card or criminal conviction that renders you inadmissible or deportable, immigration is going to stop you at the border.
Immigration has a task force that looks for people who have criminal convictions for certain offenses, like sex offenders. They will detain you at your home and place you into removal proceedings.
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A person born in the United States or to U.S. citizens abroad is automatically considered a naturalized citizen of the U.S. But what about immigrants who wish to become a naturalized citizen? Although the process can be lengthy and complex, there are several steps that can be taken for a… Read More
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