California compartirá datos de licencias de conducir a pesar de los temores de que pueda exponer a inmigrantes indocumentados
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California's new state budget, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, allocates $55 million for the Department of Motor Vehicles to develop a data-sharing system required by federal REAL ID law. Despite concerns that this could expose undocumented immigrants, the state is moving forward. This move highlights California's commitment to federal compliance while sparking debates about privacy and immigration policy. The decision underscores the tension between national legal requirements and local advocacy for immigrant rights.
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