From Lexington, KY's TV station WKYT comes "Mexican government helps immigrants acquire passports, identification cards":

MAYFIELD, Ky. -- The Mobile Mexican Consulate visited Mayfield over the weekend to help Mexican immigrants apply for passports...

"These are illegal and legal people," [a Baptist minister] said. "This has nothing to do with immigration..."

[A Mexican citizen visited] the center while she presented documents needed for a Mexican government-backed ID, or matricula.

[She] said being able to receive her matricula in Mayfield was "muy facil," or very easy...

The matricula cards are issued by the Mexican government to its nationals living in other countries. Kentucky is not yet one of the thirteen states that accept the cards as valid identification...

This article does have one small mention of "illegal," so at least it's a small step up from the other recent report that had no mention of illegal vs. legal.

This appears to be an AP report written by or published in the Paducah Sun. It'd be nice if the AP would expand their style guide on the Matricula Consular card to include some of the information presented in "IDs for Illegals: The 'Matricula Consular' Advances Mexico's Immigration Agenda" or "FBI Official Says Matricula Consular Card Is Security Threat".

Please contact these people and suggest they provide more detailed information on these Matricula Consular cards:

rclark@paducahsun.com
Jim.Ogle@wkyt.com
info@ap.org