A Resolution urging the President of the United States to delay any enforcement of the REAL ID program until it is eliminated.
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution urges the President of the United States to postpone enforcing the REAL ID program until it is completely eliminated. It argues that the program places unnecessary burdens on citizens, particularly women, and that the program’s requirements are no longer necessary for national security, given previous delays. The resolution also calls on Congress to eliminate the REAL ID program altogether, aiming to reduce confusion and anxiety for travelers.
Key provisions
- Urges the President to delay enforcement of the REAL ID program.
- Calls for the elimination of the REAL ID program.
- Highlights concerns about the program’s burden on citizens, especially married women.
- References previous delays in REAL ID enforcement.
- Requests transmission of the resolution to the President, Congress, and Pennsylvania representatives.
Who is affected
- American citizens
- Travelers
- Pennsylvania residents
- The President of the United States
- Congress
Notable changes
- The resolution seeks to halt the enforcement of the REAL ID program.
- It advocates for a permanent elimination of the program, not just a temporary delay.
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- Pn 1036 Html
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Primary sponsor
Barbara Gleim
Cosponsors
David Zimmerman
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