USSG App. B, Pt. III (§2L2.2)

Deleted departure provisions of §2L2.2. Fraudulently Acquiring Documents Relating to Naturalization, Citizenship, or Legal Resident Status for Own Use; False Personation or Fraudulent Marriage by Alien to Evade Immigration Law; Fraudulently Acquiring or Improperly Using a United States Passport

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Cite as U.S.S.G. App. B, Pt. III (§2L2.2)

Former §2L2.2, comment. (n.6) (Upward departure based on fraudulently obtaining or using a United States passport for purpose of entering the United States to engage in terrorist activity): If the defendant fraudulently obtained or used a United States passport for the purpose of entering the United States to engage in terrorist activity, an upward departure may be warranted. See Application Note 4 of the Commentary to §3A1.4 (Terrorism).[27] PART M ― OFFENSES INVOLVING NATIONAL DEFENSE AND WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION 3. ESPIONAGE AND RELATED OFFENSES
USSG App. B, Pt. III (§2L2.2): Deleted departure provisions of §2L2.2. Fraudulently Acquiring Documents Relating to Naturalization, Citizenship, or Legal Resident Status for Own Use; False Personation or Fraudulent Marriage by Alien to Evade Immigration Law; Fraudulently Acquiring or Improperly Using a United States Passport | Justis AI