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Judge Cracks Down on Illegal Immigrant Driving

Elisabeth Meinecke
Elisabeth Meinecke  |  January 03, 2011 3:37 PM
It seems like common sense, but, considering the arguments you hear coming out of courtrooms these days, it's an interesting decision: a judge in Ohio is allowing the state to cancel a huge number of vehicle registrations that are "largely driven by illegal immigrants."
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