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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker to Give Standard Driver’s Licenses to over 300K Illegal Aliens

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Roughly 300,000 illegal aliens across Illinois will soon be eligible to secure standard driver’s licenses thanks to a law signed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D).

Late last week, Pritzker signed into law HB 3882 which makes illegal aliens in Illinois eligible for standard driver’s licenses that are compliant with the federal government’s REAL ID Act.

Back in 2013, Breitbart News reported how Democrats in Illinois had passed a law that created the Temporary Visitor Driver’s License program which allowed illegal aliens to secure driver’s licenses with slight differences to the licenses given to American citizens and legal immigrants.

Under that program, about 300,000 illegal aliens have secured driver’s licenses. Thanks to Pritzker’s latest initiative, though, all of those illegal aliens will be eligible to switch to standardized driver’s licenses.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker to Give Standard Driver's Licenses to 300K Illegals
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker to Give Standard Driver’s Licenses to over 300K Illegal Aliens

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Roughly 300,000 illegal aliens across Illinois will soon be eligible to secure standard driver’s licenses thanks to a law signed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D).

Late last week, Pritzker signed into law HB 3882 which makes illegal aliens in Illinois eligible for standard driver’s licenses that are compliant with the federal government’s REAL ID Act.

Back in 2013, Breitbart News reported how Democrats in Illinois had passed a law that created the Temporary Visitor Driver’s License program which allowed illegal aliens to secure driver’s licenses with slight differences to the licenses given to American citizens and legal immigrants.

Under that program, about 300,000 illegal aliens have secured driver’s licenses. Thanks to Pritzker’s latest initiative, though, all of those illegal aliens will be eligible to switch to standardized driver’s licenses.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker to Give Standard Driver's Licenses to 300K Illegals
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Good. We're not kicking them out. Why wouldn't we want ID's for them proving they know how to drive?
 
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rekinhavoc said:
Corruption is a worry not mentioned . Bribes to judges to say you are not a flight risk. Racist judges picking and choosing who is a flight risk based on the color of their skin. Will they be looking at the percentages of races who get released vs who is jailed? Quotas? Illinois is a corrupt state.
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how can one safely drive without reading English? and 9 times out of ten won’t have insurance. I know 2 people in 2 accidents with illegals..no insurance.
 
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rekinhavoc said:
Corruption is a worry not mentioned . Bribes to judges to say you are not a flight risk. Racist judges picking and choosing who is a flight risk based on the color of their skin. Will they be looking at the percentages of races who get released vs who is jailed? Quotas? Illinois is a corrupt state.
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You know that already exists, right? The law didn't change anything in that regard. A judge can release you without having you put up bail if he so chooses.
 
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n_huffhines said:
You know that already exists, right? The law didn't change anything in that regard. A judge can release you without having you put up bail if he so chooses.
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Sure it does. They won't write a law unless someone has a path to some money. I think they are going to shift the payments from bail bonds companies directly to the justice dept. Cut out the middle man.
It's the Illinois way.
 
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Illinois became the first state to abolish cash bail as a piece of legislation called the Pre-Trial Fairness Act took effect on Monday.

The Pre-Trial Fairness Act is part of the SAFE-T Act, a broader piece of legislation that “enacts extensive reform impacting many areas of the criminal justice system,” according to the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, going forward, people charged with the state’s lowest level offenses will most likely never set foot in a jail cell, including at a police station, after their arrest. These people will likely be released with a citation and a court date without being processed at the police station. Law enforcement will be allowed to take certain individuals into custody if they cannot be properly identified or if they believe the person is a danger to the community. Police will be required to explain why the person was held.

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One State Just Did Away With Cash Bail

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n_huffhines said:
You know that already exists, right? The law didn't change anything in that regard. A judge can release you without having you put up bail if he so chooses.
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that's still a conscious decision by the people we trust to make the judgements on these situations.

a blanket law is a completely different animal. no reasoning, no "professional" involved, no looking at the specifics of a case.
 
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Illinois Burglary suspect Released after Stealing $68K in Items on heels of state's new Cash Bail Elimination​

An Illinois Prosecutor said the Suspect Was On Probation on Other Charges​

A burglary suspect in a Chicago suburb was released from jail Thursday, after allegedly stealing tens of thousands of dollars in items from a high-end boutique.

The DuPage County State's Attorney's Office said in a Facebook post that Terry Johnson, 30, was released from jail Thursday after allegedly stealing $68,000 in merchandise from Kelsey Resale Boutique in Hinsdale, Illinois, May 24.

An investigation revealed that Johnson and six accomplices broke into the store with a sledgehammer at 1:19 a.m., and then stole an assortment of purses and other merchandise.


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The DuPage County State's Attorney's Office said in a Facebook post that Terry Johnson, 30, was released from jail Thursday after allegedly stealing $68,000 in merchandise from Kelsey Resale Boutique in Hinsdale, Ill., May 24. (DuPage County State's Attorney's Office)

Johnson was taken into custody on Sept. 20 without incident and released one day later. He is on parole for armed robbery and aggravated battery out of Cook County, prosecutors said.

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Illinois burglary suspect released after stealing $68K in items on heels of state's new cash bail elimination

An Illinois burglary suspect was released from jail after stealing $68,000 from a boutique in May, the DuPage County State's Attorney's Office said.
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Franklin Pierce said:
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Illinois became the first state to abolish cash bail as a piece of legislation called the Pre-Trial Fairness Act took effect on Monday.

The Pre-Trial Fairness Act is part of the SAFE-T Act, a broader piece of legislation that “enacts extensive reform impacting many areas of the criminal justice system,” according to the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, going forward, people charged with the state’s lowest level offenses will most likely never set foot in a jail cell, including at a police station, after their arrest. These people will likely be released with a citation and a court date without being processed at the police station. Law enforcement will be allowed to take certain individuals into custody if they cannot be properly identified or if they believe the person is a danger to the community. Police will be required to explain why the person was held.

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One State Just Did Away With Cash Bail

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Wonder how many times someone can be nabbed and then released for failing to show up in court? If they stayed in Chicago committing more legally acceptable crimes, they obviously aren't a flight risk.

Also would second degree murder mean you intended to kill someone and had the weapon but the target was just random - therefore, no motive? That should be reassuring to anybody walking down a Chicago street.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:

Illinois Burglary suspect Released after Stealing $68K in Items on heels of state's new Cash Bail Elimination​

An Illinois Prosecutor said the Suspect Was On Probation on Other Charges​

A burglary suspect in a Chicago suburb was released from jail Thursday, after allegedly stealing tens of thousands of dollars in items from a high-end boutique.

The DuPage County State's Attorney's Office said in a Facebook post that Terry Johnson, 30, was released from jail Thursday after allegedly stealing $68,000 in merchandise from Kelsey Resale Boutique in Hinsdale, Illinois, May 24.

An investigation revealed that Johnson and six accomplices broke into the store with a sledgehammer at 1:19 a.m., and then stole an assortment of purses and other merchandise.


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The DuPage County State's Attorney's Office said in a Facebook post that Terry Johnson, 30, was released from jail Thursday after allegedly stealing $68,000 in merchandise from Kelsey Resale Boutique in Hinsdale, Ill., May 24. (DuPage County State's Attorney's Office)

Johnson was taken into custody on Sept. 20 without incident and released one day later. He is on parole for armed robbery and aggravated battery out of Cook County, prosecutors said.

www.foxnews.com

Illinois burglary suspect released after stealing $68K in items on heels of state's new cash bail elimination

An Illinois burglary suspect was released from jail after stealing $68,000 from a boutique in May, the DuPage County State's Attorney's Office said.
www.foxnews.com www.foxnews.com
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Could be he needed a bunch of purses because he couldn't decide which went best with his heels.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
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Illinois became the first state to abolish cash bail as a piece of legislation called the Pre-Trial Fairness Act took effect on Monday.

The Pre-Trial Fairness Act is part of the SAFE-T Act, a broader piece of legislation that “enacts extensive reform impacting many areas of the criminal justice system,” according to the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, going forward, people charged with the state’s lowest level offenses will most likely never set foot in a jail cell, including at a police station, after their arrest. These people will likely be released with a citation and a court date without being processed at the police station. Law enforcement will be allowed to take certain individuals into custody if they cannot be properly identified or if they believe the person is a danger to the community. Police will be required to explain why the person was held.

townhall.com

One State Just Did Away With Cash Bail

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Lowest level offenses. Sounds like good legislation.

LEOs shouldn’t be harassing citizens for a burnt out tag light instead they should put all their resources towards dangerous criminals.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Good. We're not kicking them out. Why wouldn't we want ID's for them proving they know how to drive?
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If we can just "give them to illegals to prove they can drive", then why can't we just give them to the minorities who claim they can't get them to show for voting?
 
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