A few of the more recent cases 9th Circuit cases where people were deported for not following the rules including committing crimes.

Here, Macario Jesus Bonilla, formerly a lawful permanent resident of the United States, was deported to El Salvador in 1996 following a misdemeanor firearms conviction.

n 1996, MendezGarcia was arrested following a domestic dispute with his wife, but was not charged.  In May 2008, Mendez-Garcia was
MENDEZ-GARCIA V. LYNCH 9 again arrested for a domestic dispute and pled nolo contendere to one count of domestic battery, see Cal. Penal Code § 243(e)(1), and one count of false imprisonment, 

 Fuentes, who entered the United States without inspection in 1996, was admitted in
FUENTES V. LYNCH4 2004, when he was granted legal permanent resident (LPR) status.  His continuous residence ended in 2009, when he committed a controlled substance offense, so he does not satisfy the seven years of continuous residency requirement.