I actually agree with Gorsuch on this one. “Crime of violence” certainly is a vague term, and it’s pretty weak tea to trigger a deportation of an otherwise legal alien. Had the guy been convicted of a clearly violent crime such as murder, I would have been tempted to look the other way and rule that, while the term “crime of violence” is vague, it unambiguously applied to the crime committed and thus the convict was properly warned of the repercussions of his actions. But burglary is not necessarily a violent crime (one may commit a burglary by picking a lock of an unoccupied house or vehicle without even breaking anything), so ICE basing its deportation on that law would be quite arbitrary. I agree with Gorsuch that Congress should amend the law to state unambiguously what crimes would subject an otherwise legal alien to deportation, and I would add that, in addition to mentioning “burglary” by name, attempting to vote or attempting to register to vote in violation of state or federal law should be from and center in the list of crimes that get an otherwise legal alien deported.