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Post-Trump: III (decline, further tantrums, legal proceedings, book deals etc)

Assuming Trump`s appeal fails and he still becomes President how many countries will bar him entry as a convicted criminal?
 
tones said:
If true, more crookedness:

www.alternet.org

Johnson on Trump verdict: SCOTUS justices 'deeply concerned' and will 'set this straight'

Republicans across the country have been denouncing the criminal conviction of their political leader and presumptive presidential nominee, Donald Trump, by a New York jury late Thursday afternoon, but few have called for the U.S. Supreme Court to step in, until now.The Speaker of the House...
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I thought that the Supreme Court wasa a federal institution, with no jurisdiction over state jurisdictions.
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If they accept a claim the federal constitution was violated, they can step in.
 
gintonic said:
hardly any I'd imagine, and some only bar if the traveller has served time
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He can't come here for a start! Much to the delight of the Scots, particularly Janey Godley.

Also -
1. Argentina: Denied upon entry
2. Australia: Denied upon entry
3. Brazil: Denied if discovered
4. Cambodia: Denied if discovered
5. Canada: Denied upon entry
6. Chile: Denied if discovered
7. China: Denied upon entry
8. Cuba: Denied upon entry
9. Dominican Republic: Denied if discovered
10. Egypt: Denied if discovered
11. Ethiopia: Denied if discovered
12. Hong Kong: Denied if discovered
13. India: Denied upon entry
14. Indonesia: Denied if discovered
15. Iran: Denied upon entry
16. Ireland: Denied if discovered
17. Israel: Denied upon entry
18. Japan: Denied upon entry
19. Kenya: Denied upon entry
20. Macau: Denied upon entry
21. Malaysia: Denied if discovered
22. Mexico: Denied if discovered
23. Morocco: Denied if discovered
24. Nepal: Denied if discovered
25. New Zealand: Denied upon entry
26. Peru: Denied if discovered
27. Philippines: Denied if discovered
28. Singapore: Denied if discovered
29. South Africa: Denied upon entry
30. South Korea: Denied if discovered
31. Taiwan: Denied upon entry
32. Tanzania: Denied if discovered
33. Tunisia: Denied if discovered
34. Turkey: Denied if discovered
35. Ukraine: Denied if discovered
36. United Arab Emirates: Denied if discovered
37. United Kingdom: Denied upon entry
 
Suffolk Tony said:
He can't come here for a start! Much to the delight of the Scots, particularly Janey Godley.

Also -
1. Argentina: Denied upon entry
2. Australia: Denied upon entry
3. Brazil: Denied if discovered
4. Cambodia: Denied if discovered
5. Canada: Denied upon entry
6. Chile: Denied if discovered
7. China: Denied upon entry
8. Cuba: Denied upon entry
9. Dominican Republic: Denied if discovered
10. Egypt: Denied if discovered
11. Ethiopia: Denied if discovered
12. Hong Kong: Denied if discovered
13. India: Denied upon entry
14. Indonesia: Denied if discovered
15. Iran: Denied upon entry
16. Ireland: Denied if discovered
17. Israel: Denied upon entry
18. Japan: Denied upon entry
19. Kenya: Denied upon entry
20. Macau: Denied upon entry
21. Malaysia: Denied if discovered
22. Mexico: Denied if discovered
23. Morocco: Denied if discovered
24. Nepal: Denied if discovered
25. New Zealand: Denied upon entry
26. Peru: Denied if discovered
27. Philippines: Denied if discovered
28. Singapore: Denied if discovered
29. South Africa: Denied upon entry
30. South Korea: Denied if discovered
31. Taiwan: Denied upon entry
32. Tanzania: Denied if discovered
33. Tunisia: Denied if discovered
34. Turkey: Denied if discovered
35. Ukraine: Denied if discovered
36. United Arab Emirates: Denied if discovered
37. United Kingdom: Denied upon entry
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actually ours along with many others are only applied if you serve a prison sentence.
 
BBC platforming Alina Habba “as one of Trump’s lawyers” - an election denier apologist for his crimes. I’m sure LK will eviscerate the inevitable lies (not) as Habba gets a chance to promote Trump’s grievances and misinformation on national TV.
 
It's not that clear cut and depends on how long since sentencing and the nature of the offence and the offenders criminal history.

unlock.org.uk

Travelling to the UK - Unlock

Aim of this page This information sets out details of the visa application process for travelling to the UK and in particular, how your criminal record may affect your ability to get a visa. Why is this important? A visa to enter the UK can be expensive and fees are usually non-refundable if...
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www.gov.uk

Immigration Rules - Immigration Rules part 9: grounds for refusal - Guidance - GOV.UK

Grounds for the refusal
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MartinC said:
It's hilarious that the Republicans who claim to be the 'law and order' party now are frothing at the mouth and denouncing a juried trial verdict.
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Why would you expect the Republican Party to have any kind of moral values? They are the heart of creepiness.
 
Seeker_UK said:
It's not that clear cut and depends on how long since sentencing and the nature of the offence and the offenders criminal history.

unlock.org.uk

Travelling to the UK - Unlock

Aim of this page This information sets out details of the visa application process for travelling to the UK and in particular, how your criminal record may affect your ability to get a visa. Why is this important? A visa to enter the UK can be expensive and fees are usually non-refundable if...
unlock.org.uk unlock.org.uk

www.gov.uk

Immigration Rules - Immigration Rules part 9: grounds for refusal - Guidance - GOV.UK

Grounds for the refusal
www.gov.uk www.gov.uk
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If he’s president he will be allowed into the U.K. regardless of the laws that would apply to anyone else.

Thinking otherwise is unfortunately just fantasy.
 
From the interweb:

Following his felony convictions. Donald Trump was required to report to probation services to prepare a post conviction pre sentencing report for Judge Merchan. Trump blew off the requirement and left the courthouse before he visited with his new probation officers. That may have been a big mistake.

Judge Merchan depends on the probation report to determine Trump’s sentence. If he cannot follow the rules of probation. Prison may be the necessary sentence.

Whether Trump is sentenced to prison, probation or a ‘split sentence’ of prison and probation. Probation services are about to be a big part of Donald Trump’s life. Criminals on probation are supposed to accept their guilt and show some signs of remorse and retribution for their crimes. Trump is not likley to do that. If Trump doesn‘t follow the rules. He can and will be violated and sentenced to prison.

As a convicted felon, Trump no longer has the freedoms that are afforded to those of us without a felony conviction. One restriction will be on Trump’s travel. As a convicted felon Trump will need permission to leave his state of residence. His passport will be seized and any foreign travel will be prohibited or greatly restricted by his rules of probation. Not only that but many countries do not allow felons to enter their county. This conviction will drastically change Trump‘s life.
 
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