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Does a DUI conviction have an adverse affect on Legal Residency status?

Does a DUI conviction have an adverse affect on Legal Residency status?

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Does a DUI conviction have an adverse affect on Legal Residency status?

Category: Citizenship
Date: 04/07/2025
State: Arizona

Answer:

A DUI conviction is a deportable offence.

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