Aggravated Felonies
- §5.1 . Definitions of Specific Aggravated Felony Offenses
- §5.2 . Accessory After the Fact
- §5.3 . Aiding and Abetting
- §5.4 . Alien Harboring
- §5.5 . Alien Smuggling
- §5.6 . Alien Transporting
- §5.7 . Attempt
- §5.8 . Bribery - Commercial
- §5.9 . Bribery of Witness
- §5.10 . Burglary
- §5.11 . Child Pornography
- §5.12 . Conspiracy
- §5.13 . Counterfeiting
- §5.14 . Crimes of Violence
- §5.15 1. Statutory Definition of Both Prongs
- §5.16 2. Sentence Imposed Requirement
- §5.17 3. 18 U.S.C. 16(a)
- §5.18 a. Element of Force
- §5.19 b. Use, Threat, or Attempt
- §5.20 c. Violent Physical Force
- §5.21 d. Against Person or Property of Another
- §5.22 e. Intent Element
- §5.23 4. 18 U.S.C. 16(b)
- §5.24 a. Felony Conviction
- §5.25 b. By its Nature
- §5.26 c. Involves a Substantial Risk
- §5.27 d. Violent Physical Force Another
- §5.28 e. Against Person or Property of
- §5.29 f. In Commission of the Offense
- §5.30 g. Use of Force
- §5.31 h. Intent Element
- §5.32 5. Political Offense Exception
- §5.33 6. Specific Crimes
- §5.34 . Deceit
- §5.35 . Destructive Device Trafficking
- §5.36 . Document Fraud
- §5.37 . Drug Trafficking
- §5.38 1. Elements of Both Prongs
- §5.39 2. Felony Requirement
- §5.40 a. Simple Possession
- §5.41 b. Other Cases
- §5.42 3. Listed Controlled Substance
- §5.43 4. Commercial Element
- §5.44 5. Federal Analogue
- §5.45 6. Non-Substantive Offenses
- §5.46 7. Effect of Rehabilitative Relief
- §5.47 . Failure To Appear in Court
- §5.48 1. To Face Charges
- §5.49 2. To Serve Sentence
- §5.50 . Firearms Offenses
- §5.51 1. Firearms Trafficking
- §5.52 2. Other Firearms Offenses
- §5.53 . Forgery
- §5.54 . Fraud
- §5.55 1. Nature of the Offense
- §5.56 2. Loss to the Victim(s)
- §5.57 . Illegal Re-Entry After Deportation
- §5.58 . Kidnapping/Extortion
- §5.59 . Misprision of a Felony
- §5.60 . Money Laundering
- §5.61 . Murder
- §5.62 . National Security Offenses
- §5.63 . Obstruction of Justice
- §5.64 . Perjury
- §5.65 . Prostitution
- §5.66 . Rape
- §5.67 . Receiving Stolen Property
- §5.68 . Revealing Undercover Agent's Identity
- §5.69 . RICO Offenses
- §5.70 . Sexual Abuse of a Minor
- §5.71 1. Sexual Element
- §5.72 2. Abuse Element
- §5.73 3. Proof of Age
- §5.74 4. As a Crime of Violence
- §5.75 . Solicitation
- §5.76 . Statutory Rape
- §5.77 . Tax Evasion
- §5.78 . Theft
- §5.79 . Vehicles With ID Numbers Removed - Trafficking
§ 5.40 a. Simple Possession
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The area in which the felony requirement is most debated is whether a state simple possession conviction, which would be as a misdemeanor under federal law for a first offense, but as a felony for second or subsequent offense, should be considered a “felony,” and therefore an “aggravated felony” for immigration purposes.[259]
[259] 21 U.S.C. § 844.
