Aggravated Felonies
- §2.1 I. Introduction
- §2.2 II. Adjustment of Status
- §2.3 III. Cancellation of Removal
- §2.4 A. For Lawful Permanent Residents
- §2.5 B. For Non-Lawful Permanent Residents
- §2.6 C. Continuous Presence and the Stop-Time Rule
- §2.7 IV. Consular Processing
- §2.8 V. Convention Against Torture
- §2.9 VI. Deferred Action Status (Prosecutorial Discretion)
- §2.10 VII. Deportation Grounds
- §2.11 VIII. Detention
- §2.12 IX. Expedited Removal and Special Removal Proceedings for Noncitizens in Prison
- §2.13 X. Family Unity
- §2.14 XI. Good Moral Character Ineligibility
- §2.15 XII. Illegal Re-entry
- §2.16 XIII. Inadmissibility
- §2.17 A. In General
- §2.18 B. After Deportation
- §2.19 XIV. Judicial Review Limitations
- §2.20 XV. Legalization
- §2.21 A. Amnesty Program
- §2.22 B. Special Agricultural Workers
- §2.23 XVI. NACARA Relief
- §2.24 XVII. Naturalization and Citizenship
- §2.25 XVIII. Non-Immigrant Visas
- §2.26 A. "S" Visa - Temporary and Permanent Status for Witnesses and Informants
- §2.27 B. "T" Visa - Temporary and Permanent Status for Victims of Trafficking
- §2.28 C. "U" Visa - Temporary and Permanent Status for Crime Victims and Witnesses
- §2.29 XIX. Parole
- §2.30 XX. Political Asylum
- §2.31 A. In General
- §2.32 B. American Baptist Church (ABC) Settlement
- §2.33 XXI. Private Bill in Congress
- §2.34 XXII. Registry
- §2.35 XXIII. Reinstatement of Removal or Deportation Order
- §2.36 XXIV. Suspension of Deportation
- §2.37 XXV. Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
- §2.38 XXVI. Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
- §2.39 XXVII. Voluntary Departure
- §2.40 A. Before Removal Proceedings Begin
- §2.41 B. During Removal Proceedings
- §2.42 C. At End of Removal Proceedings
- §2.43 D. After Removal Proceedings
- §2.44 XXVIII. Waiver Under Former INA 212(c)
- §2.45 XXIX. Waiver of Inadmissibility Under INA 212(h)
- §2.46 XXX. Waivers - Other Waivers
- §2.47 XXXI. Withholding of Removal
§ 2.46 XXX. Waivers - Other Waivers
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Following are six waivers that have not been discussed elsewhere in this chapter:
