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To: UnklGene
It confers a sort of quasi-citizenship and, as described by one illegal alien in Texas, "The driver's license ends up becoming our pass to be in this country."

When I drive in Mexico, I don't have to get a Mexican driver's license ----if a state doesn't want to arrest someone because they're driving with a Mexican driver's license, it's one thing ---giving them a state driver's license implies they're legal residents and they are not. Here illegals can use their Mexican licenses ---to me it's better, the local cop might not ask them their immigration status if they present a Mexican license and weren't committing some serious crime but they can't use those licenses for getting back and forth over the border easily as they could if they had a US license.

6 posted on 05/13/2003 4:36:11 PM PDT by FITZ
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To: FITZ
giving them a state driver's license implies they're legal residents and they are not

Not really - I hold a valid Texas drivers license, legally, and I'm not even a U.S. resident.
66 posted on 05/14/2003 4:14:08 PM PDT by Dont Tread On Me Eh?
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