(I)  NACARA Suspension of Deportation.  A deportable domestic violence conviction or finding disqualifies a noncitizen from seven-year NACARA suspension of deportation, [52] unless it is waived.[53]  A battered noncitizen, however, would be eligible for three-year suspension of deportation regardless of a domestic violence deportation ground,[54] even without a waiver.

[52] 8 C.F.R. § 240.65(b).

[53] See 8 C.F.R. § 240.65(c).  This is because the noncitizen would no longer be deportable on a criminal ground of deportation.

[54] See 8 C.F.R. § 240.65(d).

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - IMMIGRATION EFFECTS - BAR TO NON-LPR CANCELLATION
Brady, "Defense Strategies: Matter of Almanza Arenas" at www.ilrc.org/criminal.php or in July 2009 Benders Immigration Bulletin.