Removal Law Flashcards

1
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If Juan entered the United States with his brothers U.S Passport and was admitted, but later confesses an SA that he used his brothers, would Juan be a 212 or 237?

A

212 because he was never inspected.

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If an F-1 entered the U.S and was inspected + admitted. Then later states that he actually used his brothers Visa and he was not legally present in the U.S… would he be a 212 or 237?

A

237 because he was inspected and admitted.

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Does a U.S citizen get inspected?

A

No. Just examined and admitted.

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What must a SA state first when questioning someone?

A

SA must ID self by name, agency, and title.

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5
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What must the SA initial question be?

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Of what country are you a citizen or national?

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If a subject is paroled in would they be removable under 212 or 237?

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212 because they were never admitted.

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If a subject has two CIMT convictions and the aggregate sentence were five years or more, would that be enough to be inadmissible under 212?

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Yes.

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Under INA 237 (a)(2)(B)(i) Controlled Substances what is the exception involving marijuana?

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Single offense involving possession for one’s own use of 30 grams or less of marijuana. This exception can only be used once.

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