Rasmussen: Most oppose driver's licenses for illegals; California on track to issue a million this year

A new Rasmussen poll of 1,000 likely voters found the number of citizens who believe states should issue driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants is at its highest since 2007, although they still account for only 28 percent of Americans. Meanwhile, a whopping 61 percent surveyed remain opposed to issuing licenses to those in the country illegally.

As Rasmussen notes, though, California, one of 12 states that allows illegal immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses, is on track to issue nearly 1 million by the end of 2017.

#California is on track to issue nearly a million driver's licenses to #illegalimmigrants by the end of the year… https://t.co/5wapQBhyCo pic.twitter.com/oEfTnXqSbx

— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) August 1, 2017

Keep in mind that many who consider having to produce a photo ID to vote a form of voter suppression maintain that it’s too difficult to obtain a free voter ID from the bureau of motor vehicles — not to mention racist.

https://twitter.com/Science_Reigns/status/892477209105108992

But don't you dare insinuate that they'll go and vote illegally.

— Fake Noose (@LetItBurnUSA) August 1, 2017

https://twitter.com/Abellonia38/status/892445794854469632

Want to know why #Hillary won the popular vote? https://t.co/2vQritZbmu

— MacroAggressions ❌ (@DenierNyc) August 1, 2017

https://twitter.com/Thundermom226/status/892478281773088768

This is outrageous. Why do illegals get privileges?

— Non Cucked DeNiro (@NonCuckedDeNiro) August 1, 2017

Rasmussen: Most oppose driver's licenses for illegals; California on track to issue a million this year

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