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To: Innovative

WaPo doesn’t let me read the article — but a “green card” allows one to be a permanent resident in the USA. Something is missing.

Did he not renew it when required? Did he break a law which violated his residency permit?


9 posted on 01/22/2018 1:47:49 PM PST by PGR88
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Buried in the article...

Because Niec was convicted of two crimes involving “moral turpitude,” stemming from two separate incidents, he is subject to removal, immigration authorities wrote in the notice to appear, citing the Immigration and Nationality Act.


35 posted on 01/22/2018 2:15:47 PM PST by tschatski
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but a “green card” allows one to be a permanent resident in the USA. Something is missing.

There are limits to it - look it up. It's not the same as being a US citizen.

42 posted on 01/22/2018 2:41:15 PM PST by MarMema
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He knew that he was only here on a green card. He had plenty of time to engage in the process to become a citizen. He used all that time to make a good life for himself. One would think that he would have enough gratitude to become a citizen of the country that gave him the opportunity to be successful.


53 posted on 01/22/2018 3:27:58 PM PST by Parmy
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