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Driver's Licenses for the Undocumented
California has more than 23 million motorists, but one and a half million of them are here illegally. On the first day of next year, a new state law will let them apply for drivers' licenses — with the goal of safer streets and more drivers covered by auto insurance.
By Warren Olney • • 24m ListenCalifornia has more than 23 million motorists, but one and a half million of them are here illegally. On the first day of next year, a new state law will let them apply for drivers' licenses — with the goal of safer streets and more drivers covered by auto insurance. Also, a video made by Invisible Children went viral two years ago, raising millions for the capture a brutal Ugandan warlord. But Joseph Kony is still at large, and Invisible Children is closing its doors.
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2 storiesUndocumented Drivers Can Line Up at the DMV
A large proportion of California drivers aren't allowed to be licensed, no matter how careful they are or how long they've been behind the wheel. But, in just a couple of weeks, that's going to change and it could affect your next visit to the DMV.
Read the story10 minSoCal Nonprofit Invisible Children Closes US Operations
Remember "Kony 2012?" It was a video that went viral, especially among Millennials -- raising millions of dollars for Invisible Children , a nonprofit few people had heard of before. Its target, Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony, was kidnapping kids to be soldiers for his Lord's Resistance Army.
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