Dalilah’s Law Act

Summary

The Dalilah’s Law Act makes it a federal crime for specified non‑citizens to present or use a commercial driver’s license on highways that cross state lines or go abroad. It imposes fines, up to five years in prison, and mandatory minimum sentences for accidents, while also requiring state officials to verify immigration status before issuing such licenses.

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