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13 October
8:55 pm

The Dignity Act allows people convicted of serious misdemeanors to stay, and that includes drunk driving.

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Ashley Hinson, at Iowa U.S. Senate General Election Debate (WHO 13 / Nexstar)

8:55 pm
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Why we checked itA specific claim about the legal provisions of the Dignity Act that is verifiable against the text of the legislation.
What we foundThe Dignity Act's Dignity Program does allow individuals with a single misdemeanor conviction — including drunk driving — to remain and obtain legal status, as only felonies or two or more misdemeanors trigger disqualification.
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