Traffic & Transit
Green Light Law Gives Driver's Licenses To Undocumented Immigrants
The law went into effect in New York on Monday.

NEW YORK CITY – Undocumented immigrants can now apply for driver’s licenses in New York State.
The Green Light Law, which went into effect Monday, allows people without a social security number to submit other forms of ID like a valid foreign passport when applying for a license.
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Applicants must still get a permit and pass a road test.
Supporters say the law improves safety, increases the number of insured drivers and will reduce hit-and-run accidents.
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Some county clerks opposing the law say it conflicts with federal immigration law.