The Dalilah Law prohibits commercial driver's licenses for non-citizens unless they hold certain work visas and mandates English proficiency.
The Dalilah Law aims to restrict commercial driver's licenses to U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, and specific nonimmigrant visa holders. It mandates that individuals must be proficient in English and pass all related exams in English. States failing to enforce these requirements face funding withholding. The law also requires recertification of existing licenses to ensure compliance with these standards.
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