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Statutes
Most Frequently Charged in Immigration Court FY 2004 - 2006 |
Immigration Statutes (86.5%) | |
Alien in U.S. without Admission or Parole (Entry Without Inspection) | |
Any Alien present in violation of the act | |
No valid immigrant visa | |
Non-immigrant status violators. Any alien who was admitted as a non-immigrant and failed to maintain that status. | |
Inadmissible Aliens | |
Fraud or willful misrepresentation to procure a visa, documentation or admission into the U.S. | |
Criminal Statutes (13.1%) | |
Convicted of Aggravated Felony | |
Crimes involving moral turpitude | |
Controlled Substance Violation | |
Controlled Substance Conviction | |
Controlled substance traffickers | |
Convicted for crimes of Domestic Violence, Stalking, Child Abuse, child neglect, or child abandonment | |
Miscellaneous Statutes (0.3%) | |
Any alien who is likely to become a public charge | |
Failure to meet labor certification requirements | |
Communicable Disease Of Public Health Significance | |
Family sponsored immigrants | |
Drug Abuser or Drug Addict | |
National Security and Terrorism Statutes (0.01%) | |
Any other unlawful activity | |
Security and Related Grounds. Any activity to violate any law relating to espionage or sabotage | |
Any alien convicted under Sec. 266 of this Act of Sec. 36(c) of the Alien Registration Act | |
Any alien who has engaged, is engaged, or at anytime after admission engages in Espionage, Sabotage, or tries to violate or evade any law prohibiting the export from the U.S. of goods, Technology or Other Sensitive Information | |
Participation in Nazi Persecution, Genocide or Commission of any Act of Torture or Extrajudicial Killing | |
Terrorists Activities | |
Likely to Engage in any Terrorist Activity |