American Military News by Marie Albiges - Daily Press February 27, 2020
One version allows people to pay $100 and get a one-year temporary driving privilege card that can be renewed annually. The other simply removes the requirement for people to show proof of U.S. citizenship when applying for a standard, non-Real ID driver’s license.
Both versions require applicants to show they pay taxes in Virginia and aren’t valid for voting, public benefit or federal purposes, such as flying or coming onto a military base starting in October, when the Real ID goes into effect. They also ban the release of a person’s information without a court order.
Thanks in part to a newly Democratic majority, each version has passed in their respective chambers and will now go into a conference, where a handful of senators and delegates will work out the differences before it goes to a final vote and on to Gov. Ralph Northam for his signature.
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https://americanmilitarynews.com/2020/02/illegal-immigrants-may-soon-be-able-to-get-a-virginia-drivers-license/
