Should those who are illegally in the U.S. have the privilege to obtain American driver's licenses?
I say yes! In fact, absolutely! But why is that?
Well, let's first consider the problem of not having a driver's license, as well as being in the U.S. illegally.
Without a driver's license, a person's identity can not be truly revealed. And this poses a problem for everyone, especially when there's a traffic accident. If you're not the one at fault and they don't have a "valid" driver's license, you don't know who to bring charges against.
And no offense to the spanish citizens, but how many "José Juan's" are there, who have a valid driver's license and are in the U.S. legally? Again, this is a real problem.
But remember, especially for those of you who may disagree with illegal aliens having American driver's licenses; driving is a privilege and not a right. So, giving someone the privilege to drive is not the same as giving them a right.
However, I do understand the concern that many people have with this issue. And that's why I feel that illegal aliens, who obtain the privilege to drive, should also be given a different class number, other than the regular class number.
For example, if someone were to get a class "C" driver's license and they are also an illegal alien, then that driver's license would be a class C - A - what ever nationality they are. And the word "Alien" would be either underneath their name or across their photo. But what purpose would any of this serve?
Well, for one, those who are given driver's licenses can also now get insurance. And that's a big plus for everyone. Secondly, illegal aliens can now be properly idenitified and even tracked through APB warrant checks. And third, since they are now more easily identifiable, those illegal aliens who have committed crimes can be easily deported and kept record on. So, this can be a win/win for the U.S.
I mean, do you really know the people in your neighborhood? Why not? You drive by them everyday. Wouldn't you like to know if they even have a privilege to drive also? Why not make them official by giving the same privilege as you have. It's not a right. And the rights, which you do have, are not being infringed upon. It's just safe to know that people who practice driving on our streets are, in fact, licensed drivers, regardless if they are here illegally or not.
What'cha think?
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Glock-40
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Get_Real
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