South Carolina H4775 makes it unlawful to drive with a driver's license not recognized in the state.
South Carolina H4775 amends the state code to declare that driver's licenses issued exclusively to undocumented immigrants who cannot prove lawful presence are invalid in South Carolina. This includes licenses that appear similar to those issued to lawful residents but lack proof of lawful presence. The bill also mandates that law enforcement officers issue citations to drivers with such invalid licenses. Additionally, the Department of Motor Vehicles must maintain a list of out-of-state driver's licenses that are invalid in South Carolina on its website.
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