[pogo101]

Kudos to OR, not exactly a conservative state, for moving to firm up licensing rules to require proof of legal presence.

[Tennessee Nana]

How speshall

[gubamyster]

ping

[UCFRoadWarrior]

Good move by OR

The only reason why illegals want US drivers licenses is to commit fraud. Let them get their drivers licenses in their own country

[JerseyHighlander]

Conspiracy to commit identity fraud?
Conspiracy to commit voter fraud?
Conspiracy to commit insurance fraud?
Conspiracy to commit banking fraud?
Conspiracy to commit identity theft grand larceny?
Federal RICO charges?

Every organizer should be served papers and arrested for this massive criminal enterprise.

[CPOSharky]

Why isn’t ICE there with busses and handcuffs?

Oh, that’s right, they’re too busy prosecuting BP agents. Never mind.

[fight_truth_decay]

Operation Paper Tiger

Counterfeit documents are Paper Weapons. The first weapon a terrorist needs to "FIT IN" in the United States is a document. Once he has this weapon and cover he can then go about his business of causing great harm to the United States and its citizens. Here is a description of the cartel and their scope of operations:

The Castorena Leija-Sanchez crime organization is the major supplier of counterfeit documents/paper weapons in the United States. They are Mexico based and have been operating in the United States for 17 years. They are in every major American city and earn approx.300 million dollars per year....more at http://www.paperweapons.net/

A criminal and/or terrorist might be more "invisible" if he/she gravitates toward "paper weapons" in lieu of applying for a more highly scrutinized (since 9/11) state issued driver's license or other form of legal documentation. Sort of like a gun needed to commit a crime, everything is for sale in the shadows for the right price.

A terrorist does not have to go to all the hassle of "following the rules" to aquire documents that will show proof of legal residency.

Some believe if a person is out of the shadows, it becomes easier to track their movements, then when hiding under the cover of a "fraudulent" existence.

[Republicus2001]

Why can’t these people just use their real identification? - Mexican drivers licenses are perfectly legal in the US

[docman57]

Too bad the Gov didn’t order OSP to round up the illegals
protesting.

[pallis]

Give them a prisoner ID, and parole them in Mexico. We need to utilize the labor within our own borders, and stop subsidizing alternative labor. The further we get into an economic slow down in the housing and construction industry, the more and more malcontented illegals there will be to march on our streets, demanding something they couldn’t get in Mexico.