You know, I think this whole story about illegals getting licenses in the US is completely bogus... Totally fabricated to give the right-wing talking heads something to whine about.
I don't know about where you live, but where I live you need to provide TWO forms of identification, one of them being a birth certificate, to get a driver's license. As a general rule, the rules don't vary much from state to state.
You also have to pass written and road tests, which means you need to be able to read and write SOME English.
There is no way an illegal alien with no identification and no means to understand the DMV clerk or take the test could possibly get a license. Heck, I barely had the documentation necessary to get my license.
We do, however, have a reciprocal agreement with our neighbors to the immediate North and South. If they have a valid driver's license in their country, it is also valid in ours.
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