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What does it mean to waive extradition in Colorado?

Waiving extradition in Colorado is when fugitive who is arrested in Colorado for allegedly committing a crime in another state agrees to be transported to the charging state without putting up a legal fight. Extradition from Colorado is a lengthy legal process where fugitives can fight the government’s right to transport him/her to the charging …

Can ICE detain a lawful permanent resident (green card holder) because of a past criminal conviction?

Yes. Unfortunately, undocumented immigrants are not the only non-citizens subject to detention by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (“ICE”). Any non-citizen can also be detained if they have a past conviction for a “removable” (deportable) crime. This includes: Lawful permanent residents (also known as “LPR”s or green card holders), Visa holders, and Refugees (including those …

What does it mean to waive extradition in Colorado?

Can ICE detain a lawful permanent resident (green card holder) because of a past criminal conviction?

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