Judge Approves New York Driver’s License Law Amid Trump Challenge
A federal judge in New York has upheld the state's Green Light Law, which allows individuals to obtain driver's licenses without proving legal immigration status, rejecting the Trump administration's challenge that claimed the law violated federal law and discriminated against the federal government. The judge ruled that the administration failed to demonstrate that the law conflicts with the U.S. Constitution or federal law, supporting the state's efforts to improve road safety and access to auto insurance for undocumented immigrants.