Convicted Felons have travel sanctions. Flatulence is also an unconditional discharge

Will Trump violate the law, again?

Trump will be the first president to take office with a criminal conviction written into his official record.

Donald Trump was convicted of a felony after he was found guilty in May on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, a status that could impact his travel as president to the dozens of countries that refuse or restrict entry to potential visitors with a felony on their criminal records.

Countries that don't allow convicted felons to enter:

1. Argentina
2. Australia
3. Canada
4. China
5. Cuba
6. India
7. Iran
8. Israel
9. Japan
10. Kenya
11. Macau
12. New Zealand
13. South Africa
14. Taiwan
15. United Kingdom
16. United States

Countries that will deny entry to felons if discovered:

1. Brazil
2. Cambodia
3. Chile
4. Dominican Republic
5. Egypt
6. Ethiopia
7. Hong Kong
8. Indonesia
9. Ireland
10. Malaysia
11. Mexico
12. Morocco
13. Nepal
14. Peru
15. Philippines
16. Singapore
17. South Korea
18. Tanzania
19. Tunisia
20. Turkey
21. Ukraine
22. United Arab Emirates

Trump’s Greenland “supporters” wearing new MAGA hats and nodding along as Don Jr. and Trump’s representatives ask them if they support Trump’s plan

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