3. Washington State
There’s nothing like a valid driver’s license in your hip pocket to help you navigate the U.S. at will.
Most states require you to present your Social Security Number (SSN) to get one. Washington has made an exception. If you don’t already have a fake SSN – or aren’t “borrowing” one from a U.S. citizen – simply sign a form and bring a utility bill along to prove you’re living in the Evergreen State.
Don’t have a utility bill? Washington accepts Mexican Matrícula Consular ID cards as proof of identification. The state is not concerned with FBI and Department of Justice warnings that the cards are not reliable forms of ID and pose “major criminal and potential terrorist threats.”
Don’t even have a consular card? That’s even easier than getting a driver’s license. Visit the Mexican Consulate in Seattle and bring a birth certificate (they’re not concerned about whose it is) and proof of address.
Is this a great state or what?
In Western Washington, aging hippies line the roadway with signs protesting the Border Patrol.
So this is now why places like Ritzville and those small towns in and around that area have become some of the most violent towns in Washington. The Mexican gangs are at the center of that violence. When you have uncontrolled illegal immigration from across the southern border, you get an increase in violent crime. Thank you, dims, for making Washington State a sanctuary state.
When I moved to Washington State I got the third degree regarding proof of residency, while the line next to me was moving along briskly. That line was for spanish speakers who were all turning in Oregon licenses for Washington licenses. I guess Oregon used to be the easy place for illegals to get a license.