Minnesota SF290 modifies data requirements for noncompliant driver's license or identification card applications.
Minnesota SF290 amends data requirements for noncompliant driver's license or identification card applications. It mandates the commissioner to establish a process for certifying primary or secondary documents from foreign jurisdictions. The bill requires the commissioner to collect data on these documents, including the country of origin and type of document. It prohibits sharing immigration status data with federal entities primarily enforcing immigration law, except under specific conditions.
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