I hear that permanet legal residents with a green card could be deported for misdemeanors but how often?

does this happen? I assume that even though misdemeanors can sometimes be deportable crimes, it's probably very rare. They probably are more concerned about the really dangerous people who commit felonies, right?.

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It would be very very rare. Hell, they don't even deport illegal immigrants guilty of misdemeanors (and in some cases felonies).


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