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The statutory hook that critics call a “” mandate is Section 24220 of the , which directed the to establish a rule requiring new passenger vehicles to be “equipped with advanced drunk and prevention t...
As of the sources provided, a majority of reporting distinguishes ordinary state driver’s licenses (19 states + DC as of 2023–2025 reporting) from federally regulated commercial driver’s licenses (CDL...
Public street prayers have been documented in specific Brooklyn pockets where Muslim communities either use temporarily car-free "open streets" to expand Friday (Jumu'ah) gatherings or where congregan...
Executive Summary The claim that “California has issued 62k CDLs to illegal immigrants” is a of available data: recent reporting and government materials identify about in California as of June 1, 202...
California and New York have been accused of issuing commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) to undocumented immigrants, but available reporting does not provide a definitive, state-by-state tally of how ...
Donald Trump has publicly referred to himself as “king” in multiple social-media posts and has shared AI imagery and videos that depict him wearing a crown or labeled “King Trump,” prompting widesprea...
of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) — titled “Advanced Impaired Driving Technology” — directs the , through , to create a mandatory Federal motor vehicle safety standard for passive, ...
Available reporting shows President Donald Trump proposed $10,000 bonus payments for some air-traffic and other front-line federal workers who stayed on the job during the 43-day government shutdown, ...
Two linked claims dominate the recent reporting: that a small but highly publicized set of deadly crashes involved truck drivers who were undocumented and that federal and industry figures say illegal...
Two separate fatal crashes involving commercial truck drivers in 2025 have prompted intense scrutiny of how states issue commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) to noncitizens, with reporting showing at l...
Airlines keep multiple records that can show whether a passenger was booked and/or flew: reservation/booking records and ticket receipts, which serve as proof of purchase and are required for name-mat...
Federal action in late September 2025 significantly tightened who may receive non‑domiciled commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs), excluding many people who previously used Employment Authorization Docu...
Since 2020 the Federal Aviation Administration’s approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) has shifted from active DEI programs under the prior administration to a formal suspension and rollb...
California currently issues AB 60 driver’s licenses to residents regardless of immigration status, but federal and state rules restrict commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs): applicants for a CDL genera...
Available reporting shows New York State’s 2019 “Green Light Law” lets undocumented immigrants obtain standard (non‑commercial) driver’s licenses, but New York’s DMV states that the Green Light law do...
Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy launched a Department of Transportation “civility” campaign urging travelers to “dress with respect” and be courteous on flights; his comments and a DOT video ex...
of the is the statutory provision titled "Advanced Impaired Driving Technology" that instructed the Secretary (via /) to promulgate a mandatory motor vehicle safety standard for passive, advanced impa...
The U.S.–Mexico international boundary is most commonly reported as about 1,954 miles (3,145 kilometers) long; that figure appears in multiple government and widely used reference sources . Slight alt...
Federal agencies and reporting show only a fragmentary public trail: FMCSA/FARS maintain license‑status tables that can produce year‑by‑year counts, but the available reporting here supplies explicit ...
has indirect but meaningful levers over : nomination power, budget and lawmaking influence, executive direction to Cabinet secretaries, and diplomatic authority over international agreements, but he d...