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News California to allow driver’s licenses for immigrants in country illegally
California to allow driver’s licenses for immigrants in country illegally
Josh Guckert
October 4, 2013 01:13:24 pm

California Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill Thursday allowing immigrants who are in the country illegally to obtain driver's licenses in California. The physical licenses will carry a distinction stating the license may be...

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