As of July 1, in addition to Vermont, four other states’ IDs will face extra scrutiny from police, as they may provide forms of identification to applicants who do not give proof of citizenship or legal status:

Delaware
Connecticut
Hawaii
Rhode Island
The law directs Florida police officers to write a ticket to anyone they pull over who has what is now recognized as an invalid license.

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      Meatball Ron is like 0 & 12 in Federal courts. There should be a federal three strikes law on signing unconstitutional bills into law.

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        It’s long been a cornerstone of my political daydreams that federal charges should be filed, as a matter of course, against any lawmakers who vote for legislation later ruled unConstitutional.

        @Jaysyn

        @Col3814444 @e_t_

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            No. But in the case of signing clearly unvetted laws, they were enacting things that weren’t constitutional before – and continue to not be constitutional now.

            It doesn’t have to be a felony. Maybe misdemeanor misrepresentation.

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              As usual, it’s a problem that should be resolved by those lawmakers becoming completely unelectable. Instead GOP voters love it

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        It should be illegal to pass or sign a bill you know is illegal or unconstitutional. But… Then we’d have to prove Republicans actually know the constitution.

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        I know that it’d be a dangerous precedent, but it’d be nice if Congress could pass a single-instance law requiring the replacement of a state government that is clearly operating outside the Constitution.