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I don't think interstate compacts apply to illegals.so no other states can prevent criminals from driving through their state
thus making illegal, human trafficking easier.
I'm sure the illegal chicks on their way to a life of whoring will be glad to know that they will now get there quicker with no chance of being saved by the police.
Il circumvented the law.
the compact isn't with a person, it's with the states and their id's. So there isn't a fucking thing a cop in another state can or will do, since he has no evidence that that person is a criminal.
Just imagine election day. The latino vote has been bought and paid for.
That would be unconstitutional.
Illegals aren't citizens
Being an illegal immigrant isn't a crime, though. It's a civil matter.
Illegals don't have rights protected to citizens of any states no matter what privileges a state may grant them. If one state wants to give illegals driving privileges they can but other states do not have to allow those illegals the same privileges
You're not understanding. If Ill. driver's licenses are going to be scrutinized by [insert state here] differently than other states, then CITIZENS WILL BE HINDERED TOO.
The vote in Illinois passed the Senate and will be presented to the House probably this month. Ray Long from the Chicago Tribune reported “Under the program, undocumented immigrants would be eligible for the special, three-year licenses to drive a vehicle. It would be a different in color from a regular driving license. It also cannot be used for identification purposes, such as for boarding a plane, buying a gun or voting.”
Well, it is always "just the law." Remember the SCOTUS is the federal government and if it overturns a state law that is imposing. You used the word "evul", not me.
Now, I am not aware of anything in the US Constitution which says Illinois does not have the authority to do what they have done. So basically, this would be a question of federal law overshadowing state law. You are in favor of that, I have to assume.
I'm in favor of criminals not being coddled. or their lives being made easier.
Well, the only way for what you want to happen to actually happen is for federal law to overshadow state law. If federal law overshadows state law in conditions you want, it will also do so under conditions you don't want. We are really talking about tossing out state's rights. Either the state has the right to establish its own licensing standards, or it does not. You are arguing it does not. Do you really want to go down that path?
Do people in Illinois really want a driver passing them on the highway who cannot read the damn road signs?
Do people in Illinois really want a driver passing them on the highway who cannot read the damn road signs?
They managed to find their way from Mexico all the way to Chicago.
Other States should tell them they won't honor the temp licenses and the illegals will be charged if caught driving in their States.
Good job, did ya notice I specified the temp licenses? If most states do not allow illegals driving privileges there is no reason they would have to recognize those who do. Criminal aliens don't have the same rights as citizens.
Do people in Illinois really want a driver passing them on the highway who cannot read the damn road signs?
They managed to find their way from Mexico all the way to Chicago.
They managed to find their way from Mexico all the way to Chicago.