Crimes That Make You Inadmissible to the USA

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Crimes That Make You Inadmissible to the USA
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• Crimes That Make You Inadmissible to the USA
• Criminal convictions are a significant factor in
  determining inadmissibility to the United States.
  Here are some key categories of crimes that can
  make you inadmissible
• Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude (CIMT)
• Crimes involving moral turpitude are offenses
  that involve conduct that is inherently base,
  vile, or depraved, and contrary to accepted rules
  of morality and the duties owed between persons
  or to society in general.
• Common examples include
• Fraud Offenses involving deceit or intentional
  dishonesty, such as identity theft, credit card
  fraud, and insurance fraud.
• Theft Crimes involving the unlawful taking of
  property, including burglary, larceny, and
  robbery.
• Assault Crimes involving physical violence or
  threats of violence, particularly those resulting
  in serious bodily harm.
• Controlled Substance Violations
• Convictions related to the illegal possession,
  distribution, or trafficking of controlled
  substances can lead to inadmissibility. This
  includes
• Drug Possession Possession of illegal drugs,
  even in small quantities.
• Drug Trafficking The manufacturing,
  distribution, or sale of illegal drugs.
• Aggravated Felonies
• Certain serious crimes are categorized as
  aggravated felonies under

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• Sexual Abuse of a Minor Any sexual conduct with
  a person under the age of consent.
• Multiple Criminal Convictions
• Having multiple criminal convictions can also
  result in inadmissibility, regardless of the
  nature of the offenses. The INA specifies that
  individuals with two or more convictions
  resulting in an aggregate sentence of five years
  or more are inadmissible.
• Crimes of Domestic Violence, Stalking, and Child
  Abuse
• Crimes involving domestic violence, stalking,
  child abuse, or child neglect can make an
  individual inadmissible to the USA. These
  offenses reflect a threat to personal safety and
  societal order.
• Human Trafficking and Prostitution
• Engaging in human trafficking or offenses related
  to prostitution can lead to inadmissibility. This
  includes
• Human Trafficking The exploitation of
  individuals through force, fraud, or coercion for
  labor or commercial sex.
• Prostitution Engaging in or promoting
  prostitution.
• Terrorism and National Security Concerns
• Involvement in terrorist activities or actions
  that pose a threat to national security can make
  an individual permanently inadmissible. This
  includes
• Terrorist Activities Engaging in or supporting
  acts of terrorism.