DesideriScuri
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Here's what is interesting, though. I think there were only 2 States that would allow an illegal resident to get a Driver's License. That is, 2 States didn't require proof of legal residence to get a driver's license. So, if someone qualifies for a State ID/Driver's License from any of the other 48, they would have legal residence. It's possible that they could be her legally, but not be US Citizens, but this will weed out illegals within those 48 States. SANTA FE — Gone are the days when New Mexico and Washington were the only states to issue driver's licenses to immigrants in the country illegally. Last week, the governors of Oregon and Maryland signed bills that will allow state residents without proof of immigration status to obtain driver's licenses. Illinois authorized a driver's license law for illegal immigrants earlier this year. Colorado legislators on Wednesday approved a similar bill, though no Republicans voted for it. Colorado's governor, Democrat John Hickenlooper, has not said whether he will sign the bill into law. Rhode Island, Connecticut and Washington, D.C., are considering expanding their driver's license laws to include those without proof of immigration status. Until the wave of recent changes, New Mexico and Washington state stood alone by granting driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. Utah issues driving privilege cards to people without documentation of immigration status. http://www.lcsun-news.com/las_cruces-news/ci_23223441/other-states-join-new-mexico-granting-drivers-licenses Thanks, Tazzy. Less to argue about now.
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What I support: - A Conservative interpretation of the US Constitution
- Personal Responsibility
- Help for the truly needy
- Limited Government
- Consumption Tax (non-profit charities and food exempt)
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