After battling for a long time to get a law passed in Maryland to end the issuance of driver's licenses to illegal aliens, it turns out the legislation passed has loopholes. It's not a surprise when you have delegates in Maryland like this ass named Victor Ramirez. When contacted at his office over his efforts to push illegals through the system as quickly as possible before the deadline Ramirez started shouting incoherently. This guy is a true dirtbag who isn't looking out for the American people and citizens of this country.

There are laws against taping phone conversations, even those with public officials who affect your lives, but if you could have heard this traitorous asshole on the phone you'd be shocked.

The tact taken by the open borders and pro-illegal aliens groups are that illegal aliens need the licenses for "public safety" concerns. As if the car won't start without a license and illegal aliens won't drive without them. After all illegal aliens follow all the laws, including the one about jumping the border right? It of course is a smokescreen because once given licenses illegal aliens can apply for welfare, food stamps and other benefits. They can open bank accounts and get loans. It legitimizes them. It has nothing to do with driving.

It must be stated that Driver's licenses are a privilege, not a right. The way illegals and their supporters are acting however, you'd think they are being put to death.

Included in the article below - along with sob story after sob story of the illegal aliens who are kicking curbs over not getting licenses is this from those who passed the laws.

Washington Post

Late Wednesday, the fate of identification cards issued before April 19 finally was decided: They can be converted to licenses after Monday, MVA Administrator John T. Kuo said.

This, like so many other details of the new law, has surprised and disappointed some lawmakers.

"It's a big loophole, and it wasn't what we intended," said Del. Ronald A. George (R-Anne Arundel), who opposed allowing any illegal immigrant to keep a license. "The bill was sloppily written." He pledged to try to change the law when he returns to Annapolis in January.

Tipped by: Inside Charm City