Thread: Maryland Driver's Licenses proof in US legally.

Should Maryland join all but three other holdout states and comply with the federal Real ID law, which requires driver's license applicants to prove they are in the United States legally?

Yes (54 responses) 87.1%

No (6 responses) 9.7%

Not sure (2 responses) 3.2%

62 total responses (Results not scientific)

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Yes (107 responses)

87.0%

No (14 responses)

11.4%

Not sure (2 responses)

1.6%
* 123 total responses (

Real ID law compliance
Should Maryland join all but three other holdout states and comply with the federal Real ID law, which requires driver's license applicants to prove they are in the United States legally?
Yes (108 responses)
87.1%
No (14 responses)
11.3%
Not sure (2 responses)
1.6%
124 total responses (Results not scientific)

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Should Maryland join all but three other holdout states and comply with the federal Real ID law, which requires driver's license applicants to prove they are in the United States legally?

Yes (191 responses)

86.0%

No (28 responses)

12.6%

Not sure (3 responses)

1.4%

* 222 total responses

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Should Maryland join all but three other holdout states and comply with the federal Real ID law, which requires driver's license applicants to prove they are in the United States legally?

Yes (753 responses)

87.4%

No (100 responses)

11.6%

Not sure (9 responses)

1.0%
862 total responses (Results not scientific)

Everyone Please vote

Should Maryland join all but three other holdout states and comply with the federal Real ID law, which requires driver's license applicants to prove they are in the United States legally?

Yes (975 responses) 39.0%

No (1509 responses) 60.4%

Not sure (13 responses) 0.5%

2497 total responses (Results not scientific)

The OBL has been hitting this one

Should Maryland join all but three other holdout states and comply with the federal Real ID law, which requires driver's license applicants to prove they are in the United States legally?

Yes (995 responses)

38.2%

No (1598 responses)

61.3%

Not sure (14 responses)

0.5%
o 2607 total responses (Results not scientific)

Indeed they have been. Hope Maryland really thinks this one through.

Big boon for criminals and underage drinkers. Make up some fake ID, buy a fake utility or rent bill on any corner and get a Maryland license. Heck, why stop at one? Get two or more, live it up!

Then we wait for the first lawsuit from a LEGAL Maryland resident when his/her license is not accepted as a valid ID outside of Maryland, precisely because they give them out without proof of legal residency.

It's still up and here are the results now:

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Should Maryland join all but three other holdout states and comply with the federal Real ID law, which requires driver's license applicants to prove they are in the United States legally?

Yes (1043 responses)

38.1%

No (1680 responses)

61.3%

Not sure (18 responses)

0.7%

* 2741 total responses