Lagunas-Salgado v. Holder

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• selling fraudulent immigration documents to illegal aliens is morally turpitudinous because it \involves inherently deceptive conduct.\
• “That the recipients themselves were not deceived does not change the fact that Lagunas-Salgado was selling fraudulent Social Security cards and alien registration cards and placing them out into the world.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Cited by

15 cases in this archive cite this case.

• Arobelidze v. Holder
  Seventh Circuit· 2011-07-27· cited 67×
• Fredy Sanchez v. Eric Holder, Jr.
  Seventh Circuit· 2014-07-09· cited 26×
• F. H.-T. v. Eric Holder, Jr.
  Seventh Circuit· 2013-07-23· cited 24×
• Maria Arias v. Loretta E. Lynch
  Seventh Circuit· 2016-08-24· cited 23×
• John Asare Boadi v. Eric Holder, Jr
  Seventh Circuit· 2013-02-07· cited 22×
• Pedro Cano-Oyarzabal v. Eric Holder, Jr.
  Seventh Circuit· 2014-12-22· cited 19×
• Carlos Coyomani-Cielo v. Eric Holder, Jr.
  Seventh Circuit· 2014-07-14· cited 18×
• Jose Marin-Rodriguez v. Eric Holder, Jr.
  Seventh Circuit· 2013-03-06· cited 17×
• Ryan v. Whitaker
  Ninth Circuit· 2018-07-17· cited 16×
• Juan Garcia-Martinez v. William P. Barr
  Seventh Circuit· 2019-04-16· cited 11×
• United States v. Zazi
  D. Colorado· 2018-11-30· cited 7×
• El-Ghazzawy v. Berthiaume
  D. Minnesota· 2010-04-16· cited 6×
• Jeylani Mowlana v. Eric H. Holder, Jr.
  Eighth Circuit· 2015-09-30· cited 6×
• Rocio Martinez-De Ryan v. Jefferson Sessions
  Ninth Circuit· 2018-07-17· cited 5×
• Aleksandr Yeremin v. Eric Holder, Jr.
  Sixth Circuit· 2013-02-14· cited 3×