Es oficial: miles de trabajadores migrantes pierden un beneficio para obtener la licencia de conducir comercial en Texas

Texas has implemented a new rule requiring commercial driver's license (CDL) exams to be taken in English only, starting June, which has left thousands of Hispanic truck drivers struggling. This change eliminates an earlier accommodation that allowed for bilingual testing, impacting many migrant workers who may not be proficient in English. The shift underscores the broader challenges these workers face in navigating language barriers in professional licensing, raising questions about inclusivity and access to essential employment opportunities in the transportation sector.