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Appeal recent provisions on the Real ID Act.

Created by J.T. on September 30, 2015

Homeland Security is trying to change the Real ID Act by singling out 4 states. These states include: Louisiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire and New York. According to Homeland Security, these states will no longer be able to use state issued ID's which include a drivers licence (which is a common used ID) to travel within the United States.This is completely unjust since its going to cause i great spur in airports due to people not knowing about this new "act." Plus, for so many years, people from all these states have been flying and it clearly doesn't seem to be a problem. Not only that, but it also makes travelling even more expensive since it usually costs 110 dollars to obtain and renew a passport. Therefore, it clearly shows how this "revision" is unjust to these four states.

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