United States v. Gustavo Garcia-Gonzalez

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• finding that the fourth factor weighed against an alien and noting that the defendant’s state-law conviction for possession of cocaine rendered him inadmissible and therefore ineligible for adjustment of status
• “[The defendant’s] California state conviction for possession of cocaine ... rendered his father’s petition for adjustment of status irrelevant.”
• “[The defendant’s] California state conviction for possession of cocaine rendered him inadmissible . . . .”
• “[The defendant’s] California state conviction for possession of cocaine . . . rendered his father’s petition for adjustment of status irrelevant.”
• “[The defendant’s] California state conviction for possession of cocaine rendered him inadmissible....”
• \The mere fact that [one] other alien[ ] in a position arguably similar to [Villarreal's] position w[as] allowed (for reasons unknown) to withdraw [his] application[ ] for admission establishes nothing more than relief in that situation is possible. \ (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).