N.H. Governor Signs Law Banning Real ID

N.H. Governor Signs Law Banning Real ID

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New Hampshire on Wednesday rejected the federal Real ID Act as tantamount to requiring a national ID card, joining five other states in opposing it.

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South Carolina, Montana, Washington, Oklahoma and Maine also have rejected the federal act.

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I am happy to hear this, but won't this simply be changed by a future politician?

Live Free or Die, right on.

they'll get us other ways though.

So when the Real ID goes into effect all the people currently residing in New Hampshire who do not have a Real ID or a drivers license meeting the 'national standard' will not be allowed to board a plane or enter a federal building?

Originally posted by WestPoint23
So when the Real ID goes into effect all the people currently residing in New Hampshire who do not have a Real ID or a drivers license meeting the 'national standard' will not be allowed to board a plane or enter a federal building?

Yep, all these people will apparently need a federal passport.

Doesn't seem like it's that great of a thing for its citizens to me.

No it's not, it's also ironical that everyone will need to a get a US passport which is just as "intrusive and expensive" as this new ID. Whatever floats your boat I guess...

[edit on 29-6-2007 by WestPoint23]