Noncompliant driver's licenses displaying of immigration status requirement provision

Summary

The bill amends Minnesota statutes so that applications for driver’s licenses and ID cards must disclose the applicant’s citizenship, immigration status, or lawful presence. Non‑compliant licenses (those that do not meet REAL ID standards) must be marked either “citizen” or “legal resident” based on the documentation provided. The change is intended to make immigration status visible on state‑issued IDs.

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