The international problem that Donald Trump faces after being found guilty

Last week, a court in New York ruled that Former President Donald Trump is guilty of thirty-four crimes falsification of business records. It remains to be seen what his sentence will be and how it will affect his presidential career, but there are already some speculations about it and one of them is related to the inability to travel internationally.

Although Trump does not currently face specific travel restrictions, after he was found guilty, he could enter the list of persona non grata for various nations that, in their legislation, consider that Declared criminals cannot enter its territory.

Own Trump, during his presidency, imposed various restrictions to people, mostly from Muslim countries, so that They could not enter North American territory if there was any type of criminal investigation against him.

In fact, currently The United States does not allow entry to foreigners convicted of serious crimes. The same happens in cases like the United Kingdom and Australia.

Thus, now that Donald Trump’s situation is precisely that, he could be prevented from participating in international summits. For example, as explained CBSNews, could face difficulties traveling to Canada, which will host the G7 World Leaders Summit in 2025, since Maple Leaf Country also has strict requirements for visitors who have criminal records. Of course, it is clarified that these are general rules and that, in the interest of diplomacy, countries could make exceptions.

Donald Trump plans to appeal verdict against him

As already mentioned, there is still a lot to look forward to regarding the case of Donald Trump. For example, There are still three pending trials against him that he must face in various courts. But, regarding his situation in New York, the former president announced that he plans to appeal.

Last Friday he assured at a press conference that, based on numerous arguments, His legal team is going to appeal the verdict according to which he was found guilty thirty-four charges. He noted that the fact that he was not allowed to bring witnesses will be one of the factors that his lawyers hope to work with in order to reverse the sentence that, in his opinion, was unjust and politicized.