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As someone from the Midwest, I can absolutely say that resistance to the RealID Act was entirely based in this sort of flawed religious logic. I heard it from
by tristor 5y ago
As someone from the Midwest, I can absolutely say that resistance to the RealID Act was entirely based in this sort of flawed religious logic. I heard it from some of my own family members who are politically influential in their community.
- gjsman-1000 5y agoPart of it too was that the original RealID Act actually did call for a national database of all citizens in the US, but this was later removed. Now it's basically just a list of security requirements before granting the ID that is applicable everywhere.
- oasisbob 5y agoPerhaps in the Midwest, but here on the west coast immigration policy and resistance to Bush-era security theater also played a part.