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The use of a U.S. state-issued driver's license as proof of identity by immigration authorities and its implications for immigrants.
A -compliant driver’s license shows that a state has verified the holder’s identity and either citizenship or lawful presence against federally required documents when issuing that particular card, bu...
A U.S. state-issued driver’s license is commonly accepted as proof of identity by immigration authorities and can be presented to ICE during encounters; several legal-aid and immigration guidance sour...
Yes — a state-issued ID or driver’s license can and often is used during an enforcement encounter to establish identity, and U.S. citizens are routinely advised to present a non‑expired state ID or Tr...
Nineteen states currently have laws that permit some form of driver’s licenses or driving cards for people regardless of immigration status, a tally tracked by policy groups and advocates . The most r...