Thread: Gov. Moonbeam Can Give Illegals Licenses, But Can’t Make Them Pass the Test

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If 415,000 have taken the test and only 76,000 of those have been issued licenses, then it appears that the statement "California prepares to issue licenses to people who can't pass the test", is accurate in over 82% of the cases based on the information posted in the articles.