New Yorkers Without “Enhanced” ID Could Face Travel Restrictions From Homeland Security…(USSA!!)
By John Galt
ActivistPost.com
SEPTEMBER 8, 2015
It has been speculated by those who have been researching the ongoing encroachment of the national security state that it would be fully implemented through a range of restrictions that would make it all but impossible to engage with modern society if one is “non-compliant.”
Enter the “enhanced” driver’s license.
First off, it’s worth noting that having a driver’s license at all is a restriction on one’s liberty. Nevertheless, for those who have given in to that bit of soft tyranny, it now appears that the standard license is not going to be sufficient to travel as you wish.
The enhancements include essentially turning the driver’s license into a passport even for domestic travel and access to many domestic locations, and naturally replete with the latest tracking tech.
It contains an American flag image and has the word “Enhanced” on the front.
Contains a machine-readable zone on the back.
It also has a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag, a requirement of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that can help expedite traffic and reduce the environmental effects of traffic at border crossings. Border equipment can recognize an RFID tag from as far as 30 feet away.
Proof of U.S. citizenship.
Social Security number through employment and tax records.
State residency also must be proved from a list of specific records, which include bank statements and school report cards.
When originally announced to New Yorkers in 2009 it was intended to “be used instead of a passport to return to the US by land or sea from Canada, Mexico and some countries in the Caribbean.” Now, however, it appears to have expanded to “go on a cruise or to enter most federal buildings.”
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