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Why opponents of driver-card legislation went to the ballot: Guest opinion

Letter date: 
Friday, November 1, 2013
Letter publisher: 
OregonLive.com
Letter author: 
David Olen Cross
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Senate Bill 833, passed by the Oregon Legislature and signed into law on May 1 by Gov. John Kitzhaber, will undermine Senate Bill 1080, legislation passed in 2008 that requires legal presence in the state to obtain an Oregon driver’s license.

Ever since the passage SB 1080, the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles has been required by Oregon law (House Bill 3624) to provide an annual report on the number persons driving without licenses or insurance.

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