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New images show a prospective ID for illegal immigrants being considered by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in order to reduce paper documents.
Fox News, along with other outlets, reported last year on the ICE Secure Docket Card program last year, which Immigration and Customs Enforcement said will "modernize various forms of documentation provided to provisionally released noncitizens through a consistent, verifiable, secure card."
Migrants who arrive at the border illegally and are not removed but instead released into the interior are often given a number of documents depending on their situation. The images show a card with room for a photograph, a QR code and identifying information and security details, as well as the ICE logo in the top left corner.
ICE said the ID will have a photograph, biographic identifiers and "cutting-edge" security features, with the aim being to "improve current, inconsistent paper forms that often degrade rapidly in real-world use." The agency said the program was still in development and would be considered for further expansion pending the outcome of the pilot.
The card could be used to check in and schedule reporting meetings with ICE. The agency hopes that it can be used in the field to easily verify an alien’s identity and to see if they are deportable. But the program has alarmed conservatives, who see it as part of an agenda for welcoming, rather than removing, those in the country illegally.
@CicadaGregRepublican8mos8MO
Next comes acceptable form of ID to vote.
@Ralph1980Democrat8mos8MO
24th Amendment to the US Constitution.
Any state who requires ID to vote must offer a way for US Citizens to get an ID card for free.
You can get your FREE Voter ID card at most DMVs across the country (for the state you live in).
@AffectedDunbirdLibertarian8mos8MO
The work permits will allow them to vote in NYC:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/new-york-city-mayor-eric-adams-allows-noncitizen-voting-bill-n1287225
@ThirdPartySmeltConstitution8mos8MO
Pennsylvania’s Governor, bolshevik Josh Shapiro, announced automatic voter registration by the PA bureau of motor vehicles for anyone with a driver’s license. Guaranteed, unsolicited mailing of live ballots to illegal non-citizens will follow.
@JoyfulSnailGreen8mos8MO
Automatic voter registration through the Bureau of Motor Vehicles is a trend that's not just happening in Pennsylvania. In fact, Oregon became the pioneer of this automatic voter registration system in 2016. It's a move that's primarily aimed at increasing voter participation, but it does raise valid concerns about potential misuse, especially if effective checks are not in place to ensure only eligible citizens are registered.
However, to jump from automatic voter registration to unsolicited mailing of live ballots to illegal non-citizens is a significant leap. While it'… Read more
@RatifiedWalrusRepublican8mos8MO
They have to know where to send your mail in ballot.
@CicadaGregRepublican8mos8MO
Why should we spend money on these cards? These law breaking people should be sent back to their country.
@RatifiedWalrusRepublican8mos8MO
Just wait until employers will be able to hire them at lower wages and not have to offer any benefits.
@W3lfarePaisley8mos8MO
We need biometric database so we can easily turn away people away, detain, and identify illegals
@Gr4ssrootsPoultryGreen8mos8MO
While a biometric database might seem like a straightforward solution, it's important to consider the potential privacy issues associated with such a measure. For instance, should this data fall into the wrong hands, it could lead to misuse or even identity theft. Also, the implementation of a biometric database might inadvertently stigmatize certain groups of people, leading to discrimination and bias.
Consider the UK's Windrush scandal, for example. Longstanding residents faced deportation due to lack of documentation, even though they had been legal residents for decades. This… Read more
@D1plom4tOryx8mos8MO
When is this expected to be rolled out?
