Colorado lawmakers pass illegal alien driver license bill

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The Colorado House passed the bill 42-22 on Thursday
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Associated Press & 9 News
Article date: 
11 April 2019
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Colorado News
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Colorado
illegal immigration
drivers license
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Colorado's House has sent to Gov. Jared Polis a bill increasing the number of locations where state residents who are in the country illegally can seek driver's licenses.

The bill would make the licenses available at 10 Department of Motor Vehicles offices by July 2020. Three offices currently offer them to new applicants.

By July 2020, DMV offices in Alamosa, Aurora, Colorado Springs, Glenwood Springs, Grand Junction, Lakewood, Lamar, Montrose, Pueblo and Sterling would offer the licenses ...

The House passed the bill 42-22 on Thursday ...

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