Summary
Seven of the 19 September 11 hijackers got driver's licenses in Virginia, which has since tightened its rules and barred illegal aliens from getting licenses. But next door in Maryland, illegals can still get driver's licenses, and open-borders ideologues are determined to make sure that the ones who can't get them in Virginia won't run into trouble in places like Baltimore and Gaithersburg.
Last week, CASA of Maryland Inc., a Takoma Park advocacy group, assailed the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration for asking for Social Security numbers before issuing driver's licenses. CASA has been protesting outside MVA offices, accusing the agency of having the temerity to check applicants' immigration status. Would that it were so.See the full content of this document
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Maryland's Insecure Driver's Licenses
Maryland law on the issuance of driver's licenses is governed largely by a 2003 advisory opinion by Attorney General Joseph Curran, who wr...
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