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Originally Posted by valo403
Sure they have grounds to deny, but having grounds to deny and "You will never be allowed into the us again unless you get a pardon, etc" are very different things. That statement is incredibly over-broad and not reflective of the reality of the situation.
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I concede I was a bit broad with my initial comment, but I was trying to drive home the point to the OP that this could have major ramifications for the rest of his life, since he seems dead set on just 'chatting with the prosecutor' and 'taking his lumps'.
Reading through the lines, it appears he doesn't have (or want to spend) the cash to fight this, and I think it's super narrow minded to think about the immediate impact (saving bucks on a lawyer) versus the long term impact a DUI conviction could have on his job prospects, travel head aches and insurance costs - that's all.