Does this guy even know what responsibility means? I'm guessing he was stupid enough not to take it seriously the first time and didn't give a shit that his family would be in this situation.

Sorry, I have pity for those who really try and improve from their mistakes. This guy's reasoning is because he volunteers he has a right to get DUIs? Even U.S. citizens gets their licenses revoked and face action that could include jail time.

He should really have learned from it the first time. I know people who have two decades driving without documents and have ZERO DUIs. This guy just didn't give a crap that he was endangering himself or others and would put his family in this situation. Sorry, no tears shed for this case. They need to get a better father in this situation for me to show sympathy. The guy described in the article deserves what he is getting. The children do suffer, but they suffer because the father didn't give a shit about them, not because people who keep getting DUIs are removed from the street and eventually face disciplinary action. DUIs are taken seriously and they should be just like guns as seen in recent news. If the guy eventually killed your mother because he doesn't give a shit to drive drunk and endanger others and himself then you wouldn't be pitying him. I don't need that to happen to not pity his situation.

It sucks for those who really don't have criminal records, but I've seen and heard of plenty of people with clean records not being in this situation because the administration really does focus on people with criminal records. This guy is not an example of someone who did their best and got caught in a tough situation. Would actually care to see the ICE spokesman's statistics.