ESTRADA-RAMOS v. Holder

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an alien was not lawfully admitted despite his LPR status due to his earlier having pleaded guilty to a cocaine offense, for which INS later found him statutorily removable
• holding that an alien was not lawfully admitted despite his LPR status due to his earlier having pleaded guilty to a cocaine offense, for which INS later found him statutorily removable
• noting that “the BIA has held that ‘lawfully admitted for permanent residence’ does not apply to aliens who ‘obtained their permanent resident status by fraud, or had otherwise not been entitled to it’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).