US Immigration Lawyer on Citizenship & Criminal Record

http://www.4immigration.com ::: Top US Immigration Lawyer/Attorney Brad Bernstein gives free advice to callers at the Immigration Link Show on Linkup Radio 93.5 FM.

In this episode, US Immigration Lawyer Brad Bernstein talks about citizenship and naturalization and immigration consequences of pleading guilty to a deportable offense, such as illegal gun possession, drug/marijuana possession.

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[Letmetrytoo]

Pub.L. 101 649, Nov. 29, 1990 - anyone convicted of an aggravated felony on or after such date cannt natz, however person can get a 212(c) waiver and if granted can remain a citizen LPR - but cannot seek natz... remain in limbo until Congress changes the law.

[SuperNorthAmerica]

The girl lady that called said that the guy was arrested in 1991. Bernstein said that agrevated felonies after Nov 1990 don´t qualify for citizenship but yet he told the lady he qualifies for a 12.2 waiver. What´s up with that?

[TheBlindWatchmaker]

Also, why didn't this person lose their green card in the first place? Is it possible to be eligible to keep your green card but not be someone that could be deported if applying for citizenship?

[TheBlindWatchmaker]

Would the person of the first scenario be able to get his green card renewed or would be also face deportation?