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Ohio's new enhanced driver's licenses — how do they work?

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New law allows state officials to seek approval from the department to issue the enhanced licenses. The licenses contain a radio frequency identification chip, or RFID, that can signal a border inspection computer. Ohioans would be able to use them when coming into the country from Canada, Mexico or the Caribbean.

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Ohio's new enhanced driver's licenses — how do they work?

Ohioans can soon apply for a new ID with an RFID chip expected to make it easier to show proof of citizenship when crossing the U.S. border from Canada or Mexico.

·Cleveland, United States
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