Minnesota SF182 allows applicants for driver's licenses and identification cards to declare their citizenship or immigration status, and mandates.
Minnesota SF182 modifies the process for obtaining driver's licenses and identification cards by allowing applicants to declare their citizenship or immigration status. The bill requires that noncompliant licenses and identification cards bear specific markings indicating their noncompliant status, such as "not for federal identification" and "not for voting." These noncompliant documents are not valid for any services or benefits under Minnesota Statutes.
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