Past critics of laws allowing illegal migrants to obtain driver’s licenses say they aren’t surprised after a multi-state scheme made hundreds of thousands taking advantage of lowered ID standards.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced sweeping charges against several individuals who were allegedly involved in a conspiracy that fraudulently applied for driver’s licenses for more than 1,000 people, most of whom were living in the United States unlawfully. The alleged scheme involved procuring driver’s licenses in Massachusetts and New York, two states that allow illegal migrants to obtain them, and sell them to illegal migrants living elsewhere in the country. (RELATED: Former Dem Gov Who Cemented California’s Sanctuary Laws Now Says They’ve Gone Too Far)
“I am deeply concerned, but not surprised, by the recent indictment,” Massachusetts…
