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US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit Opinions | United States v. Gaspar-Miguel | Docket: 19-2020 Opinion Date: January 16, 2020 Judge: Mary Beck Briscoe Areas of Law: Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Immigration Law | Defendant-Appellant Petrona Gaspar-Miguel appealed a district court’s affirmance of her conviction for entering the United States. On appeal, she contended the district court’s conclusion that she “entered” the United States even though she was under the constant surveillance of a border patrol agent was contrary to established law defining “entry.” The Tenth Circuit rejected this argument and affirmed the district court. | |
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