Minnesota's New “Driver's Licenses for All” Law Takes Effect

On October 1, Minnesota’s “Driver’s Licenses for All” went into effect. This law, which was signed by Governor Tim Walz on March 7, 2023, allows all residents of the state to apply for driver’s licenses regardless of immigration status.

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Minnesota's New “Driver's Licenses for All” Law Takes Effect