Which of the following is not a ground for deportation under INA 237?

The correct answer is the option concerning owning property in the U.S. as it is not grounds for deportation under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) Section 237. Deportation grounds specifically address actions or statuses that violate immigration laws or pose a threat to public safety or national security.

Security-related grounds pertain to individuals deemed a threat due to involvement in terrorism or espionage, while being a public charge involves reliance on government assistance beyond a specific limit, which can raise concerns about an individual’s ability to support themselves in the U.S. Failure to register for selective service is a serious offense for males in certain age groups and is considered noncompliance with U.S. law.

Owning property in the U.S., on the other hand, does not violate immigration laws and does not impact one's immigration status in terms of deportation. Therefore, it is not considered a factor for deportation under the INA. This highlights the significance of understanding which actions may lead to actionable deportation grounds while recognizing that lawful ownership of property does not carry such consequences.