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The article doesn't specify. You realize what a citation is, right? It's the penalty for speeding, jaywalking, loitering, etc. etc. etc.
Therefore, we can only assume they will pay a fine. You do realize a citation need not include a fine, don’t you? It could be nothing more than a simple warning. In other words, there’s no real penalty for driving without a license. They certainly can’t threaten points on their driving record, can they?
Therefore, we can only assume they will pay a fine. You do realize a citation need not include a fine, don’t you? It could be nothing more than a simple warning. In other words, there’s no real penalty for driving without a license. They certainly can’t threaten points on their driving record, can they?
What? So I can't assume that there is a fine involved even though most citations (by a longshot) include them, but you can assume the other way?
My point was and remains that this is not effectively removing the license requirement, nor does it apply solely to illegal immigrants. We can add to that point that, you know, citations are penalties, but whatever.
Of course it applies to everyone. They certainly couldn’t enact a law exclusively for illegal aliens. So, they did the next best thing, and changed their policy to protect illegals under the guise of being for all. Who other than illegals, and a small group of citizen drivers who have had their license suspended or revoked would benefit? It essentially makes driving without a license an acceptable practice, and will only lead to more deaths. But, as long as it benefits illegals, all is well.
No, but it does remove the penalty for driving without a license. So, what’s the difference?
Exactly.
The proposed law exists for one real reason and one reason only: to make life easier for illegal aliens. Worse, by reducing the penalties for driving without a license and insurance it makes life harder for natives. Our roads will be less safe under this insane proposal. An American driver would face all kinds of increased risks from people who haven't proven they can handle being behind the wheel or bothered to insure themselves in case of an accident. I'm baffled that anyone other than an illegal and their idiotic supporters could think this is a good thing.
But then again that's the illegal lobby for you: selfish and arrogant.
What? So I can't assume that there is a fine involved even though most citations (by a longshot) include them, but you can assume the other way?
My point was and remains that this is not effectively removing the license requirement, nor does it apply solely to illegal immigrants. We can add to that point that, you know, citations are penalties, but whatever.
A citation without a punitive measure is simply a piece of paper. The point being, illegal aliens caught without a license in DUI checkpoints, will not be arrested, and will not be punished in any way, shape, or form for driving without a license.
A citation without a punitive measure is simply a piece of paper. The point being, illegal aliens caught without a license in DUI checkpoints, will not be arrested, and will not be punished in any way, shape, or form for driving without a license.
That may be your "point" but you're just making it up. Most citations come with fines and other penalties. If there is actually nothing along those lines, then go ahead and demonstrate that.
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