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+鈥⒙燭hird, the editorial noted that one of the goals of the Real ID Act is to determine who is in the country illegally.
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+鈥⒙燗dditionally, it does allow for the issuance of driver s licenses for illegal immigrants, and Real ID-compliant states have been able to do so (such as Maryland).
+The Real ID Act established a voluntary list of standards aimed at making it more difficult for an individual to fraudulently obtain valid government-issued identification.
+Despite the criticisms of an Orwellian state, the Real ID Act actually expands privacy protections.
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