Latino immigrants suddenly avoiding the DMV

I don't blame anyone for avoiding the DMV, that place is a HELL HOLE.

skinnygenes wrote:

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No, it's a privilege, and can be taken away from you quite easily. You have to earn the driver's license, prove that you have car insurance, etc.
Freedom of speech is a right.

This issue is not easy amigos, many illegal will drive any way, they need to go work, schools, stores ect. they are going to be in the same road with us, driving without licence, and obviosly without insurance. More problems are ramaining, this is not easy that looks a like.

Human wrote:

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This issue is not easy amigos, many illegal will drive any way, they need to go work, schools, stores ect. they are going to be in the same road with us, driving without licence, and obviosly without insurance. More problems are ramaining, this is not easy that looks a like.

However, they are caught and arrested, if driving without a license or insurance, at least in Illinois.

After the DVM scandals in Illinois, the new Secretary of State cleaned up shop, when I was there getting a new license, I saw a couple of guys (illegals) trying to get licenses, they presented their matricula cards, no ID, no social, no b/c, etc..... they were turned away with the "so sorry, this isn't legal identification in the states", come back with one of the following forms of ID: Greencard, or birth certificate. Of course, they didn't understand what she was saying, since she didn't speak Spanish and surprise! they didn't speak English. They looked stunned, could it be that it's no longer business as usual?

We have public transportation, or the alternative is to catch a ride with someone who is licensed/insured, or they could ride bikes, or as a last-ditch attempt to get to work, they can taxi it in.

If those modes of transport are good enough for Americans and legal residents, well then, they should be good enough for illegals as well.

Rico from East Los wrote:

I don't blame anyone for avoiding the DMV, that place is a HELL HOLE.

After the mess that the DMV was in Illinois, at least the villages have improved considerably, they are clean, orderly and quick. And the staff is friendly, too. I'm sure a lot of it has to do with the new leadership in place.

skinnygenes wrote:

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After the mess that the DMV was in Illinois, at least the villages have improved considerably, they are clean, orderly and quick. And the staff is friendly, too. I'm sure a lot of it has to do with the new leadership in place.

The one I use in Montebello, Ca is hardly crowded, but it's just cumbersome to be there.

If that is the case then why are some many farm jobs looking for people to run them. If we americans have so much unemployment those jobs at the farms should be 100% filled! get your facts straight! the illegals are doing jobs that americans do not want to do because we are to good for it! but we love to have our fruits and vegetables on our tables

claudia in StHelens wrote:

This is GOOD news!!!
And I agree with Paul...if they are then caught driving with no license...send em packin!!!!
They are NOT doing jobs Americans won't do...
I am sick of that argument!!! It's totally
untrue
I hope we are taking a baby step toward taking our country back for LEGAL residents!!!
WOOT!

Rico from East Los wrote:

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The one I use in Montebello, Ca is hardly crowded, but it's just cumbersome to be there.

How often do you go? It can't be too often, right?

steve in the south wrote:

If that is the case then why are some many farm jobs looking for people to run them. If we americans have so much unemployment those jobs at the farms should be 100% filled! get your facts straight! the illegals are doing jobs that americans do not want to do because we are to good for it! but we love to have our fruits and vegetables on our tables<quoted text>

Well, the majority of illegals DON'T work in agricultural jobs, and the ones that do work for lower than the going market rate for their labor. There's no honor in selling the value of your work so cheaply.

SAM wrote:

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Driving is a pirivilge I hope you don't get granted.

Dude, you can't even spell it.

skinnygenes wrote:

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How often do you go? It can't be too often, right?

Once in a blue moon thank goodness!!!

SAM wrote:

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I own what is left if you ask me on a Sunday!
Driving is a pirivilge I hope you don't get granted.
Das vadanya!

Driving is a privilege. Where in the Bill of Rights does it say anything about driving??? Quit trying to bend the truth to fit your agenda.

That was meant for Breaking News, SAM. I'm with you and the facts on this one.

BreakingNews wrote:

<quoted text> Dude, you can't even spell it.

Dude I can't even type it-everyone knows I type like chit!

That changes NOTHING "Dude"

WMDiscussion wrote:

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Driving is a privilege. Where in the Bill of Rights does it say anything about driving??? Quit trying to bend the truth to fit your agenda.

We were in agreement!