Dalilah’s Law Act prohibits illegal aliens from using commercial driver’s licenses in interstate commerce and imposes penalties.
The Dalilah’s Law Act makes it unlawful for any officer, employee, or contractor of a state or local government to issue a commercial driver’s license without verifying the applicant’s immigration status through the E-Verify Program or a state verification process. It prohibits illegal aliens from presenting or using commercial driver’s licenses in interstate or foreign commerce, with penalties including fines, imprisonment, and civil actions. The Act also mandates that states provide documentation of employment eligibility to the Secretary of Transportation.
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