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Williams Herring

Posted 4 months ago

User
What is the difference between 'inadmissibility' and 'deportability' under U.S. immigration law?
4 Responses
B

Baltazaar Tirado

Answered 4 months ago

User

Inadmissibility refers to grounds that prevent someone from entering or adjusting status in the U.S.

C

Coleen Harper

Answered 4 months ago

User

Deportability applies to people already admitted who become removable due to violations.

D

Dolly Hines

Answered 4 months ago

User

A lawful permanent resident can be deportable but not inadmissible unless they travel and reenter.

D

Dolly Hines

Answered 4 months ago

User

A lawful permanent resident can be deportable but not inadmissible unless they travel and reenter.

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