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The REAL ID Act established federal minimum standards for driver’s licenses and identification cards.
Five U.S. states currently issue (EDLs) or Enhanced IDs (EIDs): , , , and , and those cards are accepted by federal agencies for travel and purposes (; ) . While the core purpose—proof of identity and...
Courts have not produced a clean, across-the-board doctrine excusing religious objections to digital or photo ID mandates: federal law favors neutral, generally applicable ID rules while RFRA can prot...
Tribal identification cards issued by federally recognized tribes are accepted by TSA as an alternative to state REAL ID credentials, including Enhanced Tribal Cards, but acceptance depends on federal...
: lawful permanent residents (green card holders) are eligible for REAL ID-compliant driver’s licenses in most states, and in some states they can obtain an that denotes U.S. citizenship for border-cr...
by can pursue immediate relief primarily through federal and, in some circumstances, preliminary injunctions or motions for temporary restraining orders; these remedies have produced wins but face pro...