Prawo jazdy dla "nielegalnych" ciagle jeszcze do zalatwienia w 4 stanach: MD, NM, HI, WA

Maryland is one of just four states — and the only one east of the Mississippi — where people don't have to prove they're legal U.S. residents to get driver's licenses. Some lawmakers are pushing to change that this year, arguing that Maryland's rules make it a target for fraud by undocumented people from all over the U.S.
But advocates here and in other states with similar rules — Hawaii, New Mexico and Washington — argue that allowing illegal immigrants to get state-issued identification gives police broader databases to use when investigating crimes and increases the rate of auto insurance coverage.