Repeal the REAL ID Act

The REAL ID Act is a federal law passed by Congress in 2005, which sets minimum security standards for state-issued driver’s licenses and identification cards. The Act aims to ensure that these documents are secure and reliable, making it easier for federal agencies to verify an individual’s identity for official purposes.

The act mandates that your state issued ID stores your biometrics. If illegal aliens biometrics arent being stored, why should a citizens?

It also gives federal authority over state ID requirements.

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We, the People, should not be required to pay for or be forced to use a digital identification in order to board domestic flights or have access to federal facilities. This violates our constitutional rights. Taxpayers’ dollars maintain all these federal facilities and no U.S citizens should be denied access to any of them. Our regular state drivers’ licenses or IDs should be all that is required.

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