California To Share DMV Data With Trade Group
California authorities are required to share immigration and privacy data to comply with the federal REAL ID Act. State officials say compliance ensures California driver's licenses and IDs remain accepted at federal facilities like airports.
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“State authorities say they are required to share the data to comply with the REAL ID Act, which sets standards for what kind of identification is accepted at federal facilities like airports.”
KQED FM
“the state plans to provide the data to the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, a trade group led by DMV officials across the country.”
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