The DL argument as a “right” is one of those “sovereign citizen” kook arguments made in the courts. Generally judges just put those people at the end of the docket because they are a waste of time.
If this was a serious effort they would simply pass a constitutional amendment in the respective state establishing a DL is a fundamental right and that would gut much of the revenue infraction courts.
A DL isn’t a right, travel is, and those “kooks” pretty consistently win in court as long as they are tight on their contract law and haven’t entered into licensing contracts that void their rights. I know people closely who have won on that subject, and on refusing to become licensed as a business in a city.