Ex DACA Recipient Deported - Page 4

This driving reckless shit is ridiculous, unless you are driving 80 mph in a school zone while kids are crossing street or driving 80 mph off the freeway. It depends. It's not clear cut shit Beehive.

my brother in-law he likes to speed alot never got caught, in less than a month he got two speeding tickets, the first doing 85+ on a 55 mile limit the other one 70+ on a 55 mile limit he lost both cases in court, he has now 10 points in his license and fined 900 dollars , now he stays on the speeding limit he is 2 point away of getting a suspended license.
I drove to dorney park he was calling me not to speed to many cops on the highway.

Beehive, reckless driving? Should this guy be deported?

I talk shit to Beehive, but I think the member has a point. Just adhere to the law and avoid these unnecessary problems, really.

There are people with multiple tickets that never caused an accident, there are also people with 0 tickets that always cause accidents, which is worse?

Wrong, reddit DACA is not that helpful

https://www.reddit.com/r/DACA/commen...t_do_i_do_now/


The comment is down deleted - to this guy got his DACA denied because his family supposedly left the USA


turns out they went to the US virgin Islands, which is no different than going to another state here. Look at this comments just telling him to give up his DACA and find a job.

Whoever worked on his case denied him wrong

was referring to the communitities of the boards but also adreamact.com forum is similar to this one too

People need to learn from this and stay away from trouble. Just treat others like how you'd like to be treated and respect the law, I think that's the least we should be doing given our circumstances.

This dude seems to have trouble obeying traffic laws and on multiple occasions too. We don't know the details of his recklessness but common, why drive like that in the first place? I've noticed that a lot of teenagers around 18-25 like to drive aggressively like they have something to prove, it's just silly.

There were many times that I've personally encountered situations with such teenagers and they could've easily caused an accident taking away a life or two. Just think before any of you decide to do something silly in the future, if you had a moment of hesitation then chances are you shouldn't be doing it.

Good luck to all and stay out of trouble. Also renew in a timely matter. Your life is in your own hands now.

I've been pulled over going over 90mph and didn't even get a ticket. Just be courteous to the officer. Courtesy goes a long way! Plus I had my DL.

lmfaoooo

Traffic laws are made to be followed for a reason. Follow them. It's not particularly hard or an annoyance.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.