From seattletimes.com - A Republican-led motion to bring a vote on a bill that would have restricted access to driver's licenses to illegal immigrants and attempted to stop identification fraud was defeated Monday in the state Senate, dealing a major defeat to proponents of the measure. In a procedural motion, Republicans asked the Senate to consider the bill, which had not been brought to the floor by Democrats, who hold the majority and control over which bills get a vote. The motion failed 23-25 in the waning minutes of a deadline to vote on bills in their chambers of origin. Among the "no" votes was chief sponsor Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen, D-Camano Island, but she said that she will take the issue to the governor. More News New Mexico
WA Votes to Keeps Drivers Licenses to Illegals
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Rachel Pulaski
on Tuesday, March 8, 2011
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1 comments:
Evidently the democrats need the illegal alien vote there too.
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