Nevada hearing on Real ID licensing
c/o McClatchy-Tribune, TMC.net
The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles will hold a hearing Friday on a proposal to make a new high-security driver's license optional.
The hearing will be held at 9 a.m. in Room 4412 of the Sawyer Building in Las Vegas, and will be teleconferenced to Room 3137 of the Legislative Building in Carson City.
To prevent a legislative committee from killing the Real ID licensing system entirely, DMV Director Edgar Roberts announced Monday that he would issue a new regulation to make the licenses optional.
Under the proposal, which would return to the Legislative Committee on Licensing for final approval, motorists would decide whether to get a regular license or the new license, which requires a birth certificate, Social Security card, proof of address and other identification.
Discussion: National ID & Immigration Reform in D.C.
Capitol Hill - A briefing sponsored by the Cato Institute discusses whether or not National ID should be a part of Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Special guest speaker is Chris Calabrese, special counsel to ACLU on the national ID issue and Cato's Jim Harper.
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