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On June 23, a Supreme Court decision could affect lawful permanent residents who travel outside the country and have pending criminal charges or a criminal record.
According to the information shared, the government could initiate removal proceedings against a permanent resident attempting to return to the United States, even if the person has not been convicted and is only facing a criminal charge.
For this reason, if you are a permanent resident with an active criminal case, a criminal record, arrests, or questions about your legal situation, it is very important to consult an immigration attorney before leaving the country.
Leaving the United States without legal guidance could put your immigration status at risk.
Every case is different. If you or a family member has questions about travel, permanent residency, criminal records, or removal proceedings, contact our office to receive legal guidance.
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