California DMV Reluctantly Yanks 13,000 Non-Domiciled CDLs

13K immigrant truck drivers lose California licenses

The DMV’s decision follows a new federal rule that limits immigrants’ license eligibility to a much narrower set of legal statuses.

California DMV reluctantly yanks 13,000 non-domiciled CDLs

The California Department of Motor Vehicles canceled about 13,000 non-domiciled CDLs on March 6, the state agency announced. That doesn’t necessarily mean the agency agreed with the move, however. A news release from the California DMV made it quite clear that the decision came from the federal government. “This federal administration is using their war on immigration to remove qualified, hardworking commercial drivers from our workforce who mee…

Federal government orders California DMV to cancel licenses for 13,000 immigrant truck drivers

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California Cancels 13,000 Non-Domiciled Commercial Licenses

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