article_snippet.sent: Adam Crapser, 39, of Salem, was issued with deportation papers by the Department of Homeland Security in January and a hearing is set for April 2.
article_snippet.sent: Now,  after a life battling joblessness because of his lack of immigration papers, homelessness and crime, Crapser is facing deportation. '
article_snippet.sent: Federal immigration officials say Federal immigration officials became aware of Crapser after his applied to renew his green card two years ago: his criminal convictions, ranging from burglary to assault, made his potentially deportable under immigration law.
article_snippet.sent: US Immigration and Customs Enforcement wasn't aware of Crapser's childhood adoption history when US Immigration and Customs Enforcement decided to pursue his deportation, agency spokesman Andrew Munoz said.
article_snippet.sent: Crapser said his parents' withheld Crapser adoption record for years, so it wasn't until 2012 that Crapser submitted a green card application - which set in motion Crapser path to a deportation hearing.
highlights_snippet.sent: Adam Crapser, 39, was issued with deportation papers by the Department of Homeland Security in January and a hearing is set for April 2 .
  