The San Diego Union-Tribune and the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin both have editorials opposing SB60, Gil Cedillo's bill (now supported by Governor Gumby Davis) to give driver's licenses to illegal aliens:
"Easing license rules a wrong move for state"
"Unlicensed aliens: A desperate governor makes rash promises"
(Via DailyPundit and CalBlog)
Immigration_dls · Wed, 08/06/2003 - 14:53 · Importance: 1
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Hmmm. The LA Times had an editorial opposing SB60 today as well.
Mexican ID a Veiled Bid for Amnesty
By Edward J. Erler and Scot J. Zentner, Edward J. Erler and Scot J. Zentner are fellows at the Claremont Institute.
http://www.latimes.com/templates/misc/printstory.jsp?slug=la-oe-erler6aug06§ion=/printstory
It's flawed in certain parts, however. I fail to see how allowing illegal aliens driver licenses makes voter fraud easier, considering I've never shown ID when voting, and putting a "Non-citizen" notice on the card is probably what they do already for green carded immigrants. I also wonder about the claim that integrated illegal immigrants can not be deported. Do you know anything about this?
Posted by: dragoon at Aug 6, 2003 5:46 PM