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§ 7.136 IV. Other Criminal Grounds

 
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Aside from aggravated felony convictions, and convictions of crimes of moral turpitude, a number of other criminal grounds of deportability exist:

 

            (1)  A noncitizen is deportable who is or has been, since admission, a drug abuser or addict.  See § 7.137, infra.

 

            (2)  A noncitizen is deportable who has suffered a conviction of a crime relating to a federally listed controlled substance.  See § 7.138, infra.

 

            (3)  A noncitizen is deportable who has suffered since admission a conviction of a crime of domestic violence, see § 7.148, infra, or a civil or criminal court finding of violation of a domestic violence protection order.  See § 7.158, infra.

 

            (4)  A noncitizen is deportable who “has engaged, is engaged, or at any time after admission engages in” any activity to violate or evade any law prohibiting the export from the United States of goods, technology, or sensitive information.  See § 7.166, infra.

 

            (5)  A noncitizen is deportable who since admission is convicted of a firearms or destructive device conviction. See § 7.167, infra.

 

 

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