Does your state do this too?

[Abbey Marie]

Just saw this on my state's DMV web site. Yes, Delaware is a very blue state.

<header>Delaware Driving Privilege Card

</header>Senate Bill 59 was passed by the 148th General Assembly in June 2015. The Bill authorizes and allows the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to issue a Driving Privilege Card (DPC) to undocumented Delaware residents of any nationality. The DPC will NOT be considered a valid form of identification.

The Delaware DPC will be considered a valid driver license that the Delaware DMV issues for driving purposes only within the state of Delaware. The DPC is only available to foreign Delaware residents who are unable to produce legal presence within the United States and meet certain eligibility requirements. The fee for the DPC is $20 and will be valid for a period of 4 years. The Driving Privilege Permit and Card will bear the distinct verbiage "Driving Privilege Only" and "Not Valid for Identification" on its face.

[Elessar]

I am not sure about Oregon.

But what you just showed opens a question:

What about Liability Insurance?

[Abbey Marie]

I am not sure about Oregon.

But what you just showed opens a question:

What about Liability Insurance?


Now, Elessar, you know that is a racist comment. :eek:

[Black Diamond]

I am not sure about Oregon.

But what you just showed opens a question:

What about Liability Insurance?

The insured absorb it I imagine.

[Black Diamond]

Now, Elessar, you know that is a racist comment. :eek:

Abbey if someone hits your car and totals it and they are not insured, how is your car replaced? In Delaware I mean

[Elessar]

Now, Elessar, you know that is a racist comment. :eek:

Awwww....one term: Bullshit!:laugh2:

[Gunny]

Now, Elessar, you know that is a racist comment. :eek:

Oregon's getting their asses by UNLV. I can tell you THAT. :)

[Gunny]

Geez ... that guy Dorsey just blew out a knee. That hurt just watching it.

[indago]

Does your state do this too? (http://www.debatepolicy.com/showthread.php?52890-Does-your-state-do-this-too)

No!

"Ten states and the District of Columbia have such programs, which supporters say help keep immigrants insured and informed about the rules of the road. Opponents argue that the licenses condone illegal behavior."


posting (http://www.debatepolicy.com/showthread.php?52076-Illegals-%97-Driver-License&p=770753#post770753)