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The intersection of criminal and immigration law in the United States-often referred to as “crimmigration”-has profound implications for non-citizens. Criminal charges, even those that seem minor, can jeopardize an individual’s immigration status, potentially leading to deportation, inadmissibility, or the loss of opportunities for legal residency or citizenship. This article analyzes how various criminal charges affect...

Immigration bonds are a cornerstone of the U.S. immigration enforcement framework, offering detained non-citizens a chance to secure temporary release from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody while their deportation cases unfold. These bonds act as a financial assurance that individuals will comply with court appearances and, if necessary, deportation orders. For many, they...

The deportation process in the United States, officially known as “removal,” is a legal framework under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) designed to remove noncitizens who violate immigration laws. As of December 2025, this process has evolved due to shifting political priorities, technological advancements, and judicial backlogs. This article provides a detailed overview of...