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Ohio pulls 1,200 commercial truck licenses for immigration guidelines
- Ohio is downgrading the commercial driver’s licenses of 1,200 foreign-born truck drivers for not meeting new federal proof-of-legal-status requirements.
- The downgraded licenses are changed to Class D, preventing their use for commercial vehicle driving in the U.S., according to Brent Crow of Ohio's Department of Public Safety.
- Affected drivers may request a hearing with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to dispute the downgrade or submit more documentation to prove eligibility.
- Ohio has contacted about 5,000 non-domiciled commercial driver license holders about credential status and has stopped issuing or renewing such licenses following updated federal rules.
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Ohio pulls 1,200 commercial truck licenses for immigration guidelines
(The Center Square) – The state of Ohio is downgrading the commercial driver’s license of 1,200 foreign-born truck drivers for failing to meet new federal requirements on documenting proof that they are in the United States legally.
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