Legal Question in Immigration Law in Arizona

He may never be able to become a permanent resident (it's not a citizenship) if convictions make him "aggravated felon" (a term used in immigration law). Not all felonies qualify as aggravated felonies. A attorney has to review his rap sheet and criminal record.

You should consult a criminal immigration lawyer before filing anything with the USCIS. If he applies for a green card while being removable (deportable), he can be deported.

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