Forbes magazine just pointed something out: international travel as a felon.
Twenty-two countries, it states, have "laws that allow them to kick out any visitors once their [criminal] record is discovered."
Canada, the U.K., Israel, Japan, China, India, and Argentina are among the countries with
"strict requirements for visitors with criminal histories, if they're allowed in at all."

Forbes goes on to say that another president before Trump had problems:
George W. Bush had a misdemeanor drunk driving conviction on this record,
and had to "apply for a special waiver to enter Canada."