A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel sharply questioned lawyers Wednesday over whether a Mexican who obtained a green card using someone else’s birth certificate should be deported.
The man’s attorney argued his client was otherwise legally entitled to obtain permanent residency and that the fraud was immaterial. A government lawyer argued he was never lawfully admitted to the U.S. because he used an illegitimate document, leav...
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