New Mexico’s Governor Plans to Revoke Licenses Issued to Illegal Aliens (driver license, law)
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Poor illegals. . . they were so depending on New Mexico to roll out the red carpet. And, since the new governor is “Hispanic” they can’t even cry racism.
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Martinez also stated one of her first priorities is to revoke driver licenses issued to illegal aliens, pointing out since Arizona passed SB 1070, illegal aliens have been pouring in to New Mexico, which does not require proof of citizenship to obtain licenses.
‘… we cannot just have a path to citizenship created when there are people in line already doing the proper things’
This statement is one of the primary points that drives my thinking regarding illegal immigration. Her saying that makes me want to drive to Santa Fe and personally shake her hand.
I especially like the fact they're going to not only stop the issuing of DL to illegals but revoke the ones they can determine have already been issued to illegals.
I especially like the fact they're going to not only stop the issuing of DL to illegals but revoke the ones they can determine have already been issued to illegals.
I can’t wait until the DREAMies get a wind of this. Those who spent thousands to establish a fraudulent residence aren’t going to be happy campers.
in actuality, enforcing the law would be to continue to allow illegal aliens to apply and test for DLs as voted for by the people of New Mexico...
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