Legal Question in Immigration Law in Pennsylvania

Yes, any person who is being present in USA unlawfully or illegally can be referred to Immigration Court for removal, and can be deported. Even a permanent resident sometimes can be deported.

Whether he has any defenses or can apply for any immigration benefits, is not clear from your post. He should consult a qualified immigration lawyer (not a notario, or a "consultant).

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It all depends on exactly what crime he pled guilty to, and his status in the United States right now...I'm not clear if he is actually a permanent resident or is here unlawfully. Please contact us at 215_242_3830 to schedule a free phone consultation.