SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — After a new law went into effect in January, more than half of all new driver's licenses issued in California this year have gone to people who are in the country illegally, the state said Friday.
The California Department of Motor Vehicles reported it has issued roughly 397,000 licenses to people who live in the country illegally. A total of 759,000 licenses were issued in the first six months of the year.
The DMV issued 435,000 licenses in the first six months of 2014.
The new law initially generated huge interest, with long lines at DMV offices in January and February. The DMV expects to see about one million more applicants over the next three years who are covered under the new law.
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3 comments:
$30 each, you get the picture
Just so damned wrong. They shouldn't be getting one thing, not one.
At least they're documented so we can round them up for deportation!
Just give us the list!
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