As local governments across the U.S. crack down on illegal immigration, three states that proudly offer undocumented aliens driver’s licenses have seen a big surge in the number of cards issued to those who are not in the country legally.
It reveals an astonishing 60% increase over last year in the rate of driver’s licenses issued to immigrants in
Utah gave 41,000 illegal immigrants driver’s licenses through the first week of June compared with 43,429 for all of 2008 (the state did not provide data for 2009) and Washington granted 3,200 licenses to people from outside the U.S. during the same period, surpassing the pace of 5,992 for all of 2009.
The states allow illegal immigrants to get licenses simply by not requiring proof of legal residency.
To protect illegal immigrant drivers when a national identification law (Real ID Act) takes effect,
Another illegal alien sanctuary state (







