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    Default Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    Yielding to a rebellion by states that refused to pay for it, the Obama administration is moving to scale back a federal law passed after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that was designed to tighten security requirements for driver's licenses, Homeland Security Department and congressional officials said.

    Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano wants to repeal and replace the controversial, $4 billion domestic security initiative known as Real ID, which calls for placing more secure licenses in the hands of 245 million Americans by 2017. The new proposal, called Pass ID, would be cheaper, less rigorous and partly funded by federal grants, according to draft legislation that Napolitano's Senate allies plan to introduce as early as tomorrow.
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...302036_pf.html

    A step in the right direction.
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    Default Re: Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    Hmpf, looking better...
    Safety is a good tool for tyrants; no one can be against safety.

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    Default Re: Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    "You may not pass without yer Pass-ID"

    "Pass-ID please."

    Same shit, different stench.
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    Default Re: Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    Reminds me way to much of Hitlers papers and food cards... Here we go again boys! Time to put up the gate...
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    Default Re: Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    Don't matter what they call it. If it has a RFID chip in it, I'll be disabling it.
    " The Seeds of Oppression Will One Day Bear The Fruit of Rebellion."

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    Default Re: Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    Quote Originally Posted by tes151 View Post
    Don't matter what they call it. If it has a RFID chip in it, I'll be disabling it.
    Curious--what do you do with your passport?

    Or, the existing magstripe on your PA license?

    I've got a nice case for the passport that blocks the RFID signal, but my solution would be damn heavy for a DL....

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    Default Re: Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    Quote Originally Posted by pyld View Post
    Curious--what do you do with your passport?

    Or, the existing magstripe on your PA license?

    I've got a nice case for the passport that blocks the RFID signal, but my solution would be damn heavy for a DL....
    Are you suggesting the government can track us by our passport's and DL's? I dont think they are that far yet...
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    Default Re: Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    Quote Originally Posted by ironcowboy View Post
    Are you suggesting the government can track us by our passport's and DL's? I dont think they are that far yet...
    on star, cell phones.
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    Default Re: Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    Right, but not our DL's yet thank God!
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    Default Re: Obama scales back "Real ID" law passed by last administration

    Quote Originally Posted by tes151 View Post
    Don't matter what they call it. If it has a RFID chip in it, I'll be disabling it.
    from the article: "The new plan keeps elements of Real ID, such as requiring a digital photograph, signature and machine-readable features such as a bar code."

    Sounds like "machine readable" not RFID Required.

    And yes passports have RFID chips in them now. Plenty of instructions on how to accidentally deactivate them. They still work find the old fashioned way.

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