Jose Marin-Rodriguez v. Eric Holder, Jr.

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• affirming decision that applied modified categorical approach to conclude that using a fraudulent Social Security card to obtain employment in violation of section 1546(a) is a CIMT
• under modified categorical approach, and based on his record of conviction, including his guilty plea, petitioner's conviction under section 1546(a) constituted a CIMT
• “By knowingly presenting a false Social Security card to an employer to obtain and maintain unauthorized employment, [the alien] . . . engaged in deceptive conduct.”
• “Crimes entailing an intent to deceive or defraud are un‐ questionably morally turpitudinous.”
• “Crimes entailing an intent to deceive or defraud are unquestionably morally turpitudinous.”
• “Crimes entailing an intent to deceive or defraud are unquestionably morally turpitudinous.”

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