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Donald Trump faces travel ban to 37 countries
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Which ones and why?
I sense a fun story and I'm here for it.
Not funny at all, actually. I got a DUI a month after turning 21. Fortunately, nothing terrible happened. There are many countries that either consider a DUI a felony (Canada) or just don't want you endangering their populace (Japan). There's quite a list, but it's less than 37, lol.
On behalf of my country, I'm sorry.
I honestly have no idea why Canada sees this as enough of a problem to prohibit you from visiting.
It's not like we don't have people here, who live here, who have DUIs. We do. Lots of them.
Honestly, while it's bad, it's not like you're coming over the border while driving under the influence. It just feels like something that should, at the very least, fall off, after a few years. Like, you get a DUI in 2020, you can't visit until 2025 or something like that.... As long as you don't get another DUI or other felony, sure, why not?
IDK. I'm just some guy, eh?
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If I understand correctly, there's a way to get permission to enter if it's been a certain amount of time after the conviction and it was a non-violent offense.
Alternatively you can get your record expunged in most states (except mine apparently).
I get it, though. Every country has the equivalent of "felons," and they are not obliged to allow felons from outside in.
Damn that's a shame cause japan is fun and it's cheapish currently cause of the yen plummeting.
I spent six years there as a kid and experienced quite a bit. I really wanted to revisit as an adult, but that's not in the cards now. I will always cherish the memories of my time spent there, and I'm glad my parents made a point to see as much of the country, people, and culture as possible.
Plummeting against what currency?
Against the US dollar and any equivalent currency.
I’ve had several friends that had duis all get turned around at the Canadian border