Manzoor H. Qureshi v. Immigration & Naturalization Service of the Department of Justice of the United States

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• fact of conviction is all that is relevant under deportation statute; thus, fact that conviction resulted from plea of nolo contendere is irrelevant
• deportation of an individual following a criminal conviction, under immigration statute calling for deportation based on this type of criminal conviction, was proper notwithstanding the fact that conviction was obtained by way of a nolo plea
• looks to Congressional intent of “conviction” in 18 U.S.C. § 1251(a)(5)
• deportation of an individual following a criminal conviction, under immigration statute calling for deportation based on this type of criminal conviction, was proper notwithstanding the . fact that conviction was obtained by way of a nolo plea
• deportation based on conviction after plea of nolo contendere

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