· 2/27/2024
Jimenez Colon, Luis Omar v. Colon Rivera, Alanna
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- holding that an IIRIRA provision was imper- missibly retroactive because it “attached a new disability” to Vartelas’s pre-IIRIRA guilty plea and conviction
- holding that an IIRIRA provision was impermissibly retroactive because it “attached a new disability” to Vartelas’s pre-IIRIRA guilty plea and conviction
- holding that the collateral effects of a noncitizen’s conviction were determined “by the legal regime in force at the time of his conviction”
- holding that an IIRIRA provision was imper- missibly retroactive because it “attached a new disability” to Vartelas’s pre-IIRIRA guilty plea and conviction
- explaining that the Court has “several times recognized the severity of [the] sanction” of deportation
- explaining that Congress made “ad mission” the “key word” and removed the definition of “entry” from the statute
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