The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will consider whether the government can deport an immigrant who pleaded guilty to auto theft. In urging the Supreme Court to take the case of Luis Alexander Duenas-Alvarez, the Bush administration is challenging an appeals court ruling it says could have "a substantial effect on the administration of immigration laws."
September 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will consider whether the government can deport an immigrant who pleaded guilty to auto theft.
In urging the Supreme Court to take the case of Luis Alexander Duenas-Alvarez, the Bush administration is challenging an appeals court ruling it says could have “a substantial effect on the administration of immigration laws.”
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