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Software glitch prompts 325,000 Californians to replace Real IDs

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Source: The New York Times
Software glitch prompts 325,000 Californians to replace Real IDs
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Approximately 325,000 Californians must replace their Real IDs due to a software error that incorrectly extended the validity of some cards issued to legal immigrants, potentially allowing them to remain valid beyond their legal stay. The DMV is notifying affected individuals and waiving fees for replacements, but the implications for those who do not update their IDs remain unclear.

Topics:nation#california#government#identification-cards#immigrants#real-id#software-glitch
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