Is your husband a permanent resident? In any other nonimmigrant status? Here without documentation? We would also need to see the conviction itself to properly answer your questions. You may schedule a consultation by contacting me as indicated below. We do charge for consultations but whatever you pay for the consult would then be a credit toward the fees for his case if we do further work.
If your husband is not a Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) he would likely be deported if he is convicted of a felony. If he is a LPR, he could also be deported depending on the type of felony, when he got his Green Card, and how long he lived in the U.S. If you husband has not already been found guilty, he should speak to an immigrant attorney before considering a plea.
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